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| | | ... report, only one eligible ASX100 CEO did not receive bonus in the 2018 financial year, a record low. By comparison, in FY17, six ASX100 CEOs did not receive a bonus. While the median ASX100 CEO received 70% of maximum bonus entitlement, only 7% of ASX100 ... |
| | | | Six Australian superannuation funds have been named in the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) Leaders' Group for 2019. Cbus, First State Super, HESTA, Local Government Super, VicSuper and Vision Super were all selected as leaders by the PRI. ... |
| | | | ... International Energy Agency guidelines, but with a wide variation in scenarios and reporting. The report also found that only six companies are using a 1.5-degree Celsius scenario. "We think that really, the world is moving to 1.5 degrees, so we think ... |
| | | | ... supplied by HESTA/SVA) Nightingale Village is a 185-apartment, carbon-neutral residential project in Brunswick. It consists of six architecturally-designed buildings on former warehouse sites. The project is a "partnership between HESTA, the industry ... |
| | | | ... "We take these responsibilities seriously and are proud to be able to share this work with our members." The Code sets out six principles which signatories must commit to on an 'if not, why not' basis: 1. Publicly disclose how they approach their stewardship ... |
| | | | ... asking participants to report on their possession of low carbon infrastructure and performance of low carbon routines around six behaviour types - solar, energy efficient appliances, efficient temperature system, efficient car, temperature curtailment ... |
| | | | ... their boards, two companies added women. Future Super asked companies that did not have women on boards to provide a plan over six months on how to add gender diversity. "We did try to engage with those companies," Hunter said. "We've listened to them ... |
| | | | ... companies we invest in. "As a responsible asset owner and industry leader, our members expect nothing less." The Code sets out six principles which signatories must commit to on an 'if not, why not' basis: 1. Publicly disclose how they approach their ... |
| | | | The rise of automation in recent years is driving the vast majority of Australian businesses to hire people with different skills, with the use of robotics and artificial intelligence set to increase or increase significantly over the next three years ... |
| | | | ... companies that are developing politics and intend to step towards living wage. That is a huge initiative over the past five to six years." Only 20% of companies could show that all workers were training of their rights regarding freedom of association ... |
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