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| | | ... Australia Senator Eric Abetz, minister for employment, and Senator Michaelia Cash, minister assisting the prime minister for women, announced the changes to reporting guidelines introduced in the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012. The gender reporting ... |
| | | | ... University, Metropolitan Fire and Emergency Services Board, National Gallery of Victoria, Royal Children's Hospital, Royal Women's Hospital and the University of Melbourne. ESSSuper has also included a statement on tobacco as part of its sustainability ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation Scheme, CalPERS, APG Asset Management, PGGM, and New Zealand Superannuation Fund. See Also: ACSI sets goal of 30% women on ASX200 boards ACSI hire Gordon Hagart as new chief executive officer Investment and the art of political mainten ... |
| | | | The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has announced an initiative to get women comprising 30% of all ASX200 company boards within the next three years. ACSI will make the initiative a priority for its engagement with ASX200 boards ... |
| | | | ... workplace flexibility, another in the area of racial diversity and the perennial area of assisting organisations to move women into senior leadership. What organisations are doing isn't working, and we need to do new things." DCA provides support and ... |
| | | | ... 2014 financial year, increased supply chain transparency for its Kmart and Target divisions, and increased the number of women in senior roles to 29%, according to its sustainability report. Wesfarmers has grouped ten community and environmental impact ... |
| | | | ... million which accounted for just 2.1%," the report said. The annual board composition study found that the proportion of women directors on ASX200 boards has continued to grow - women accounted for 20% of all ASX100 board seats and 17% of ASX 100 directors. ... |
| | | | Westpac Group reported increases in women in leadership roles, lending to cleantech and environmental services of AU$8 billion and new commitments around disclosure of carbon emissions as part of its 2014 sustainability report. Siobhan Toohill, Westpac ... |
| | | | ... this trip, and talking to investors about green bonds and social bonds," Ceci said. "One of those programs is Banking on Women, which helps support women owned businesses in developing countries. There's also interest in a bond that is designed to alleviate ... |
| | | | ... SuperMIND also found gender-based and geographic-based trends. Mental Illness-related TPD Claim rates were higher for men than women at all age groups between 15 and 64 and in most locations, and mental Illness-related income protection (IP) claim rates ... |
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