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| | | ... super to be invested responsibly and ethically, and would consider moving to alternative providers that invest in such a fashion, according to new research commissioned by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA). Simon O'Connor, CEO ... |
| | | | ... have traced all material suppliers, according to World Baptist Aid Australia. Baptist World Aid Australia's sixth Ethical Fashion Report h ighlights how fashion brands are progressing on ethical management of supply chain. This year's edition grades ... |
| | | | Fashion retailers around the world continue to improve their disclosure and management of human rights risks in their supply chain, but "transparency remains a challenge in the industry," according to Baptist World Aid Australia. Baptist World Aid Australia ... |
| | | | ... Telenor, Telia Company, Verizon and Vodafone, which share information on supply chain related issues in a collaborative fashion. "It's a group of telcos that get together to share information on supplier audits around a broad range of corporate sustainability ... |
| | | | ... disclosure in their apparels business. World Baptist Aid Australia rated Wesfarmers' Kmart division as a B in its 2017 Ethical Fashion report, on a scale of A - F. Gershon Nimbalker, advocacy manager at Baptist World Aid Australia said that Woolworths' ... |
| | | | ... talking about, people want to know how to measure this, how do I make it real, and how do I talk to my board in a consistent fashion about it. That's where we believe we have value on that." BNP Paribas in 2015 launched a service providing ESG data for ... |
| | | | The fashion industry is increasing its reporting and disclosure of human rights and labour rights issues in their supply chain, with Cotton On Inc, Pacific Brands and APG & Co receiving an A- in Baptist World Aid's 2017 Ethical Fashion Report. The 2017 ... |
| | | | ... place in Sydney, discussed the human rights risks in the supply chain, particularly in the global garment industry. Fast fashion garment brands globally as well as in Australia are facing a potential "inflection point" to their business model, with pressures ... |
| | | | ... place in Sydney, discussed the human rights risks in the supply chain, particularly in the global garment industry. Fast fashion garment brands globally as well as in Australia are facing a potential "inflection point" to their business model, with pressures ... |
| | | | ... environmental opportunities and the impact of new environmental laws, as well as canvas the topic of Food Safety. Fast fashion garment brands globally as well as in Australia are facing a potential "inflection point" to their business model, with pressures ... |
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