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| | | ... Coalition takes over the reins of government, they may not have a balance of power in the Senate, given its structure, to pass a vote on the repeal of the CPM. Repealing the CPM is not a straightforward activity and not a certainty. Thus, while businesses ... |
| | | | ... the voting results declared by the companies, Ownership Matters found errors at varying points in the cycle. In one case, a vote on two resolutions at a Commonwealth Bank of Australia meeting, "a custodial voting agent incorrectly offered the investor ... |
| | | | ... directors with "credible skilled outside directors," according to a media statement. ACSI is also recommending that members vote against the remuneration report, saying that remuneration levels are higher than larger Australian companies. ACSI noted ... |
| | | | ... labour standards of direct employees, public contributions and lobbying activities, waste and pollution, health and safety and vote confirmation. See Also: Q&A with James Gifford, executive director of the UNPRI |
| | | | ... pre-determined approach to second strike situations - but nor will we be holding back from recommending a strong protest vote where circumstances require," Byrne said. "Companies should expect to have their remuneration reports actively scrutinised by ... |
| | | | ... surrounding Metcash's move comes as Woolworths shareholders will be asked at a November extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to vote on a motion demanding the company limit the poker machines they own to AU$1 bets. GetUp has said that they will turn its ... |
| | | | Shareholders in retailer Woolworths Limited will be asked at a November extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to vote on a motion demanding the company limit the poker machines they own to AU$1 bets. GetUp, the activist group behind the campaign to curb ... |
| | | | Shareholders of Australian Ethical have voted to keep the existing board and executive management in place, rejecting a series of resolutions put to a general meeting. Phil Vernon, Australian Ethical managing director The resolutions had been brought ... |
| | | | ... successful referendum and a defining event in our nation's history. The 1967 referendum saw over 90 per cent of Australians vote to give the Commonwealth the power to make laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognise them in the ... |
| | | | Listed media companies are impacted by ethical and governance issues as well as industry-wide disruptive innovations, and investors should research carefully to avoid potential value traps, according to AMP Capital. Mans Carlsson-Sweeny The media sector ... |
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