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| | ... known as the "two strikes and you're out" test, was passed in June of this year. The legislation gives shareholders in Australian publicly listed companies the right to remove directors if a company's remuneration report has received a 'no' vote of 25% ... |
| | | ... employees. It has approximately AU$3.1bn invested in responsible investment strategies across asset classes including Australian shares, international shares, property, and the absolute return and private equity. CEO Peter Lambert talks with The Sustainability ... |
| | | ... limited impact on superannuation funds overall, amounting to a cost of up to 0.8% of revenue from companies held in the Australian equity portfolios of 14 of the largest superannuation funds. This conclusion comes in research performed by Trucost and ... |
| | | ... of this century, while the stock value of the same ASX100 companies only increased 31%, according to research by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). Ann Byrne The study notes that CEO cash pay in 2010 - the value of pay disclosed ... |
| | | ... Recycling Centre in Thailand. The Eco Manufacturing Centre processes used parts, packaging and waste collected from Australian customers, while end-of-life equipment and toner cartridges are sent to the Asia Pacific Recycling Centre. |
| | | ... companies on average have reduced their energy consumption in 2010 by almost 3% and water consumption by nearly 5%. Australian property companies dominated, holding positions in six of GRESB's global top 10. The global number one in this year's GRESB ... |
| | | ... consumer goods. The company has four divisions - IGA Distribution, including IGA Fresh, a specialist fresh food division, Australian Liquor Marketers, Campbells Wholesale; and Mitre 10. Metcash owns three of the four business divisions, with the exception ... |
| | | ... recently extended the NABERS rating scale from a maximum of five stars to six stars to reflect the increased efficiency of Australian commercial properties. The two other directly owned properties in LGS' portfolio do not qualify for NABERS ratings because ... |
| | | ... generate tradeable carbon credits from carbon abatement and sequestration activities. But while landholders across Australian industrial sectors potentially stand to offset their liabilities or generate extra revenue by participating in the CFI, a legal ... |
| | | A shortage in skilled labour in a number of Australian industry sectors means that companies' human capital management (HCM) programmes are an important component in risk management, according to a report by Regnan Governance Research. Skills shortage ... |
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