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| | | ... is considering the transparency of payments, but there's an opportunity there." On the social side, the issue of human rights risks is engendering debate, but again, financial analysts are struggling to translate concerns over how companies are exposed ... |
| | | | ... set of key performance indicators (KPIs) assessing operational and reputational risks associated with labour and human rights factors in corporate supply chains. The KPIs have been developed with the Fair Labor Association (FLA) and Harvard Law School's ... |
| | | | ... launched in May 2013. In 2011, GRI published G3.1, an interim update that included additional guidances on gender, human rights and local communities. "The issues covered in G3.1 are also relevant for large multi and transnational companies that operate ... |
| | | | ... the debate could evolve into a wider question of social justice, in line with rising emphasis on social issues like human rights. "The top priority, based on over 300 survey responses to our State of CSR in Australia report, is managing regulatory impacts ... |
| | | | ... Investors (ACSI) reporting ASX200 companies significantly lag their global peers in the development of labour and human rights (LHR) policies for their supply chain. The Net Balance report examined ASX100's public social and environmental disclosures ... |
| | | | ... signatory to the United Nations Global Compact, under which participants enact a set of principles around the areas of human rights, labour standards, the environment and anti-corruption. In the 2011 financial year, the company invested AU$60m in learning ... |
| | | | ANZ has reported an increase in employee engagement and has integrated its human rights standard into its training program, but disclosed a slight decrease in the percentage of women in management, against a backdrop of group net profit after tax of ... |
| | | | ... industrial sectors report and manage supply chain sustainability. See Also: Nearly half of ASX100 companies exposed to human rights risks |
| | | | ... industry and operating in certain regions, for instance," Paterson said. "Primarily, it's these two issues, bribery and human rights. A company is exposed in the area of human rights or bribery whether or not the company has a majority of its business ... |
| | | | Nearly half of ASX100 companies are exposed to human rights risks in their overseas operations, and almost all of those companies have inadequate management systems in place to mitigate those exposures, a study by Net Balance has found. Net Balance ... |
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