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| | | ... CEW president Helen Conway said the data reveals a "fundamental absence of accountability" that has allowed gender inequality to persist in corporate Australia. The census found that companies that have set gender targets are 2.7 times more likely to ... |
| | | | ... design (9.6%), legal (7.8%) and mining (6.9%) sectors also reported strong salary growth. Hays also found that gender inequality persists. "In Australia, the gender pay gap remains, with females earning 10% less than their male counterparts on average. ... |
| | | | ... investments, stressing the need for authenticity in addressing systemic risks, particularly in climate change and social inequality. Clements-Hunt also highlights emerging opportunities in ESG investing, including the development of tradable carbon securities ... |
| | | | ... Metals Group founder, has long put ESG at the forefront of its strategy, which is to drive meaningful change, challenge inequality and pave the way for longer-term sustainability. In her new role, Stevenson will largely focus on the five-year plan to ... |
| | | | ... strategies that are grounded, intentional, and capable of driving catalytic, systemic change. "In a world facing rising inequality, escalating culture wars, and a worsening climate and biodiversity crisis, the need to act - intentionally and collectively ... |
| | | | After decades of unprecedented progress in reducing global inequality and poverty, the future looks increasingly uncertain, according to Angela Jackson, lead economist at Impact Economics and Policy. With Australia heading into an election year, potential ... |
| | | | ... $46.1 million an hour through financial systems from the Global South in 2023, further increasing and entrenching deep inequality between nations. In 10 years' time, Oxfam predicts that the world will have five trillionaires. Forbes estimates that ... |
| | | | ... acknowledging the pervasive political and corporate reach of the US. "The US is the water we swim in," he said, and growing inequality has given rise to a polarised world more selfish by necessity and as a byproduct, "we have created a world where nature ... |
| | | | After 20 years of progress, we are now seeing rising inequality and poverty reaching levels not seen in a century, according to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). In response, there's been an uptick in demand for companies to report ... |
| | | | ... investment has certainly helped, there is a significant amount of work that still needs to be done to address global inequality and climate-related issues." A concerning rise in unsubstantiated marketing materials that err on the side of 'social-washing' ... |
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