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Investment muscle on environmental sustainability
The Carbon Disclosure Project represents 211 international investors with $31 trillion under management and it wants Australia's top 100 to declare how they intend to deal with climate change by the end of June. The alternative is to face lower valuations. < Click for more> |
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IR reforms begin to grip
Industrial relations changes carry embedded in them the idea that we are all equally capable of participating in the labour market. However, the young and the old have particular disadvantages in the employment stakes. < Click for more> |
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Australia overseas
Doing business in other countries, especially those with very different cultures and with much smaller economies requires special attention to ethical detail. Ethically, this is even more the case where those countries have suffered significantly from war, long-term political upheaval, disease (such as AIDS ridden countries in Africa) and natural disasters. < Click for more> |
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Ethics is cultural: rogue traders, rogue soldiers
 The National Australia Bank rogue trading affair in 2003 offers yet more object lessons about ethics at work both for individuals but also for organisations. More regulation and auditing of risk management procedures are coming but they are not (all of) the right answer. John Sweeney < Click for more> |
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