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| | | Fiona Reynolds has resigned as CEO of the Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) to take a job as managing director of the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI). Fiona Reynolds The newly created position will see Reynolds work ... |
| | | | ... certificates, but power companies are able to pass on the higher regulated value in the form of higher energy costs to the consumer." See Also: Calls for expedited reduction of SRES multiplier |
| | | | ... limits to co-financing models? MMc: The thing that we have found is that you have to have an understanding of the end-use consumer or project-owner themselves. The volatility of the whole energy scene has made a lot of end use consumers, large and small ... |
| | | | ... of companies for which supply chain labour standards apply came because FTSE determined that a an increasing number of consumer product manufacturers were exposed to these risks. Initially, FTSE said, the supply chain labour standards only applied to ... |
| | | | ... is a wholesale distribution and marketing company specializing in grocery, fresh produce, liquor, hardware and other consumer goods. It has four divisions - Metcash Food and Grocery, Australian Liquor Marketers, Campbells Wholesale and Mitre 10, a chain ... |
| | | | ... temporary staff. Labour controversies were more prevalent than human rights controversies in ASX200 companies. The materials, consumer staples, industrials and consumer discretionary sectors notably have the highest frequency of labour rights controversies. ... |
| | | | ... going to be assessed and attributed in a company's books. The reason for that is that the [ Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ] ACCC has a hell of a lot of additional funding to look at price gouging. They have come out and said we are going ... |
| | | | A debate has emerged over whether the federal government should wind back the Small Scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) multiplier more quickly than the default timetable, with supporters saying that a potential oversupply in the number of SRES for ... |
| | | | ... shows that were banks able to offer, or interested in offering, financial products and services, there is massively unmet consumer demand in that 15% of the adult population." Although this is the first retail hub offering of its type anywhere in the ... |
| | | | ... government has proposed adding the "short and uncontentious" amendment to another," more controversial and unrelated" Consumer Credit Amendment Bill that will be reintroduced to Parliament in the week of 21 May. "By relegating the reintroduction of the ... |
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