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| | | Slightly more than a third of Australian consumer staples and consumer discretionary companies have a publicly disclosed supply chain labour and human rights (LHR) policy, and none of them have board oversight of LHR issues, according to research from ... |
| | | | ... how Jeremy Rifkin puts it. We are at the start of a third industrial revolution. That means change. We may not always be aware that this is where we are. But it's inevitable. And it's logical. And it's in everybody's interest. So we need to be equipping ... |
| | | | ... explain the breadth not to be what you report, if you understand what I mean. "The second area is about assurance. We are well aware that it will not succeed without assurance and we are working on a project on assurance. The third, which doesn't surprise ... |
| | | | ... years. It has to go up at some point, or you'll face social unrest, which means a risk of production. Then you have to be aware of product quality risk, sweatshop risk. I would say that retailers sourcing from Bangladesh, particularly late comers to ... |
| | | | Reconciliation Australia will receive AU$14.4 million over the next four years as part of the government's 2013-2014 budget. Reconciliation Australia announced the government funding will be used to continue the organisation's work in engaging the public ... |
| | | | ... data as well. They really do need to know how it's managed because there are risks to the companies that they need to be aware of, and there's been sufficient incidences where people have been caught out. For example, given recent events, all of the ... |
| | | | ... the rights of shareholders; and recognise and manage risk - are material to climate adaptation. While board members were aware of their legal risks and liabilities, some boards had a better understanding than others, Johnston said. "The majority were ... |
| | | | ... go ahead suddenly go to being unlikely to go ahead. That obviously impacts the valuation. However, people also need to be aware that many investors had already either excluded or heavily discounted the value of some of these assets and still find some ... |
| | | | ... carbon is the impact of time," Prior said. "The point here is that unburnable carbon is something that people have to be aware of, there may be a risk, and we identify where we see the highest risk - which is for thermal coal and with long-term projects." ... |
| | | | ... Management as well as other institutional shareholders, Vernon said. "It was interesting to note that many investors weren't aware that they were exposed to the tobacco industry via TOMRA," Vernon said. "We do conduct stronger and more in-depth analysis ... |
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