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| | | ... below the previous period "as a result of the flow on effects of challenging environmental conditions and increases in labour and domestic supply chain costs," and reported net profit after tax of - $7 million, "as a result of a non-cash impairment of ... |
| | | | ... Get Skilled Access. Australia is ranked 21 out of 29 OECD countries for employment rates of people with disability. The labour force participation rate - the percentage of people in the working-age population that are in the labour force - for people ... |
| | | | ... countries because there is a lack of focus on reporting on sustainability. "Social determinants include working conditions, labour, conflicts, health and safety, employee relations, and diversity," Wu said. "Examples of environmental impacts include ... |
| | | | ... Modern slavery is a term that covers a range of different legal offences, including servitude, sexual servitude, forced labour, forced marriage, debt bondage, trafficking, deceptive recruiting, organ and tissue trafficking, and online exploitation of ... |
| | | | ... sectors, including 226 listed companies. The high double-digit average base salary increases are an indication of a tight labour market and risking cost of living, said Governance Institute CEO Megan Motto. "These are significant increases off the back ... |
| | | | ... through transnational supply chains." The Walk Free report also noted the role that G20 countries play in fuelling forced labour within global supply chains, including state-imposed forced labour. The G20 accounts for over half of all people living in ... |
| | | | ... replacing close to 8,000 back-office roles over the next 5 years. Around 25% of companies are adopting AI to cope with labour shortages. Demand for specialised skills in ESG is surging and with a shortage of qualified ESG professionals expected to continue ... |
| | | | ... special rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery at the United Nations noted that armed conflicts frequently lead to labour-related exploitations. "About 90% of armed conflict or wars will result in or facilitate human trafficking and exploitation," ... |
| | | | ... more expensive than the same projects overseas, partly because of regulatory requirements and partly because our mid-skill labour is more expensive," said EY Net Zero Centre associate Principal Steve Hatfield-Dodds. "At the top of the skill set, international ... |
| | | | Divesting from companies that have direct or indirect exposures to labour exploitation could serve to exacerbate the problem rather than solving it, with the UN special rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery urging investors to stay engaged. Speaking ... |
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