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| | | Renewable energy investments have appeal for institutional investors as infrastructure projects that provide a hedge against the anticipation of future costs on carbon emissions as well as meet sustainable investment targets. But while global bodies ... |
| | | | ... be incorporated into those systems - lost time through injury, women's representation in senior executive positions, employee turnover - data that's already used in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Indexes and FTSE 4 Good index, among others." Despite ... |
| | | | ... projects - building fabric, building services and processes, low carbon energy installations and staff behavioural change. Employee incentives to reduce emissions are now offered by 65% of companies, compared with 49% in 2010. Additionally, 74% of Global ... |
| | | | The New South Wales-based Local Government Super (LGS) manages nearly AU$6bn in assets with 100,000 members, including 60,000 employees working for local government or related employers throughout NSW and 40,000 former local government employees. It ... |
| | | | ... However, Fuji Xerox Australia was not able to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions as targeted and reported an uptick in employee lost time injury frequency rates (LTIFR). Fuji Xerox Australia's sustainability report comes in a context of a year of growth ... |
| | | | ... In addition to the requirements for suppliers and potential suppliers, Metcash's policy also includes guidelines for employee procedures such as the practices for interpreting and integrating the information from the online questionnaire into reports. ... |
| | | | The New South Wales (NSW) based Local Government Super (LGS) has seen nine of its 11 directly owned buildings upgraded from five NABERS stars to six stars, the maximum score for environmental performance of commercial buildings. One of LGS's properties ... |
| | | | The Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) will provide opportunities for landholders to generate tradeable carbon credits from carbon abatement and sequestration activities. But while landholders across Australian industrial sectors potentially stand to offset ... |
| | | | ... the need to compete for skilled workers. Flexible working conditions, work from home, phased retirement, job sharing, employee training, career development and forging closer ties to universities and TAFEs -offering apprenticeships, traineeships and ... |
| | | | ... products like the Climate Advocacy Fund as well. The company is now 50-odd people - when I started there was one full time employee and five directors. Everyone was doing everything." While intending to take time to travel, Thier will also continue to ... |
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