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| | ... Carlsson-Sweeny said. In particular, the AMP Capital report highlighted a poor focus on ethical standards and codes of conduct for staff among listed media companies. The lack of ethical codes can result in financial impacts such as advertising audience ... |
| | | Although the impacts of the carbon price will vary depending on the business sector, the cost of the carbon price in the first year on the services sector could be as low as 0.1% of general ledger expenses, according to consultancy Pangolin Associates. ... |
| | | Oil and gas companies are exposed to skills shortages in their workforce, and that exposure and companies' strategic responses pose risks to health and safety, to the environment, and to capital expenditure projects for exploration and production, according ... |
| | | NAB, Good Shepherd Microfinance and the Victorian state government have launched an AU$7.8m retail project to provide access to microfinance products, financial counselling and other services to financially excluded people in Victoria. Good Shepherd ... |
| | | Local Government Super (LGS) has conducted a carbon and ESG audit of its equity portfolios and found that while domestic Australian equities are more carbon intensive, they have a lower ESG risk than international peers. Bill Hartnett The audits show ... |
| | | ... is an ongoing process - Henry Davis York conducts staff engagement surveys for feedback and pointers. "We continue to conduct staff engagement," O'Connor said. "Our next survey will be in 2012. It's important we get feedback from the stakeholders. We ... |
| | | ... safety total recordable case frequency rate(TRCFR) of 3.3 against a target of less than 3.5, and reviewed its code of conduct and revised its policies "accordingly". In economic targets,Santos reported progress on its "transformational" liquefied natural ... |
| | | Companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange should be disclosing their material environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks, including the future anticipated costs of carbon emissions, a panel of investment and accounting principles said. ... |
| | | Australian companies should present more honestly their negative impacts on the economy, environment and society, as well as the positive ones, with stakeholders who read sustainability reports telling the Australian Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility ... |
| | | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) say that companies can still improve their disclosures of executive and director remuneration. ASIC have reviewed a sample of 50 remuneration reports from ASX300 companies for the financial ... |
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