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| | | ... remuneration consultant was engaged to report on this and they did and they said quote-unquote, that the CEO isn't being paid enough," Kolesnikoff said. "Therefore we need to pay more, and they've created a way for paying more. The boards can say no ... |
| | | | ... at the AU$6bn Local Government Super (LGS), even where companies are reporting material ESG issues, there is often not enough analysis. LGS has integrated responsible investment into its decision making process, and more than 50% of its assets are in ... |
| | | | ... "It should be about value creation, rather than values. That's the key element. Unfortunately, it's not an approach that enough companies follow." The integrated reporting (IR) framework proposed by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) ... |
| | | | ... members of the population and therefore members of superannuation fund being female, I think it does matter that there aren't enough women on boards," Reynolds said. "Women focus more on and understand the needs of women, and can get their heads around ... |
| | | | ... is embedding it in the business. The policy-work they can deal with without too much pain to make sure it's descriptive enough. It's the application that's the problem - making sure people understand what is or isn't a bribe or a facilitation payment. ... |
| | | | ... investments. By the looks of the documents that came out in Durban, it will be quite a useful mechanism, provided there's enough funding going in." But the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) said that in order for private investment ... |
| | | | ... currently collaborating on resolving these issues." The other issue at the moment is the fact that three methodologies aren't enough of a base for various potential activities. By contrast, the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) vehicle ... |
| | | | ... granted termination benefits after having retired voluntarily, and if performance hurdles aren't stretching executives enough, Byrne said. Crawford noted that given the increased role that proxy advisers play in the process, and expand their communication ... |
| | | | ... organisations are able to upload sustainability reports and profile information to the database. "Financial figures are no longer enough to get the full picture of a company's performance," said Ernst Ligteringen, GRI chief executive. "Stakeholders of ... |
| | | | ... reasons for employees resigning from Stockland are: no appropriate opportunities available for career advancement; not enough interest in or enjoyment of the type of work; and not enough challenge or stretch in the job." The company also reported that ... |
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