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| | | ... looked at the broader impacts of that shift for an investment audience." Only two of the 19 companies - Fortescue and Rio Tinto - define 'labour hire' and/or 'contractor' in their reporting, and their definitions capture different sections of their respective ... |
| | | | More than a third of investors have backed a climate resolution at Rio Tinto's annual general meeting. Nearly 37% of investors voted for the resolution prepared by Market Forces, which called on Rio Tinto to set clear emissions targets including Scope ... |
| | | | The Australian listed equities benchmark has slightly less unmanaged environmental, social and governance (ESG) risk than benchmarks in the US, UK and Canada, with the exception of the Australian materials sector, which has relatively more risk than ... |
| | | | ... Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, and LNG infrastructure in the United States. The resolutions follow others challenging Rio Tinto, QBE, Suncorp and AGL to manage climate risk. IAG and Origin Energy face similar resolutions at their AGMs in the coming ... |
| | | | ... active engagement with companies they own." Herd cited recent company engagement with companies including Glencore, Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, Shell and BP as examples of engagement to seek increased resilience to climate risk. "In the absence of clear ... |
| | | | ... Slavery reporting. Vanessa Zimmerman, founder, Pillar Two Zimmerman previously worked as group advisor human rights at Rio Tinto, and is a board member and chair, human rights of the Global Compact Network Australia. "Pillar 2 of the United Nations Guiding ... |
| | | | ... companies beyond the initial 100 to add an additional 61. Australian companies on the existing list include BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, and Wesfarmers. Included on the new list of 61 are 10 Australian companies - Adelaide Brighton, AGL, BlueScope Steel ... |
| | | | In watershed votes on climate-related issues, more than 18% of shareholders at Rio Tinto and QBE backed resolutions related to climate change-related risk. Bill Hartnett, head of sustainability, Local Government Super On May 2, Rio Tinto held its Australian ... |
| | | | ... the Minerals Council on activities." ACCR is pushing ahead with its shareholder resolution on the same topic for the Rio Tinto AGM. More than a hundred individual shareholders and three global asset owners including Local Government Super (LGS) have ... |
| | | | ... and three global asset owners including Local Government Super (LGS) have co-filed a shareholder resolution calling on Rio Tinto to review and fully disclose its relationships with industry bodies including the Minerals Council of Australia. Brynn O'Brien ... |
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