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| | | ... Pacific, top companies were Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing, Coles Group, Wilmar International,, Woolworths Group, and Wesfarmers (Kmart and Target Australia). However, none of the top performing companies ranked higher than 50% for gender equality. Overall ... |
| | | | ... 2.55%. The SLB is tied to two performance targets. The first target will see Wesfarmers' retail business (Bunnings, Kmart Group and Officeworks) source 100% of their electricity from renewable sources by the end of 2025. The second target will see ... |
| | | | ... Government, BGMEA and BKMEA." ACT welcomed Big W's membership and noted that Big W joins other Australian retailers Cotton On, Kmart and Target as members. "Today, four of Australia's largest and most influential clothing and footwear brands are members ... |
| | | | ... Wesfarmers and Woolworths do provide disclosure in their apparels business. World Baptist Aid Australia rated Wesfarmers' Kmart division as a B in its 2017 Ethical Fashion report, on a scale of A - F. Gershon Nimbalker, advocacy manager at Baptist World ... |
| | | | ... are continuing to increase the transparency of our supply chain across all of our brands," Chaney said. "Coles, Target and Kmart are increasingly publishing the names and addresses of apparel companies that we source from. It's an involved process - ... |
| | | | ... reducing total greenhouse gas emissions by 4.1% in the 2014 financial year, increased supply chain transparency for its Kmart and Target divisions, and increased the number of women in senior roles to 29%, according to its sustainability report. Wesfarmers ... |
| | | | Kmart's decision to publish the locations of its supplier factories in Bangladesh has been welcomed as a new level of transparency around supply chain risk. Mans Carlsson-Sweeny, AMP Capital Target, which, like Kmart, is owned by Wesfarmers, will follow ... |
| | | | ... in Bangladesh, which killed over 1,100 people. Retailers have made some improvements - the AMP Capital paper notes that Kmart, Target, Big W and Specialty Fashion Group have signed the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh. But many retailers ... |
| | | | ... returns, and we want to have a minimum basic human rights standard because that creates a more cohesive economy." Meanwhile, Kmart has confirmed that it will reveal the addresses of supplier factories in all countries where its clothing is made to permit ... |
| | | | ... Plaza factory and if the were reviewing their risk assessment of Bangladesh factories. Citi contacted Wesfarmers, who own Kmart, Target, and Coles; Woolworths, who own Big W; Myer; Premier Investments, who own Just Jeans, Portmans and others; and Specialty ... |
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