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7 March 2018
Dick's Sporting Goods co. statement turns a page in CEO activism by making explicit call for gun legislation
Author: Jena McGregor, The Washington Post (USA)
"Dick’s Sporting Goods took a stand on gun sales — and made a big statement," 06 Mar 2018...
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- Related in-depth areas: CEO activism and other positive business initiatives to protect civic freedoms
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6 December 2017
Limits of CEO activism: is there a responsibility to speak out?
Author: James Heskett, Harvard Business School (USA)
"Summing Up: What Are the Limits of CEO Activism?" 6 Sept 2017...
- Related in-depth areas: CEO activism and other positive business initiatives to protect civic freedoms
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13 April 2017
Billions of dollars for public services lost due to tax dodging by US companies, says Oxfam
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9 December 2016
USA: Corporate Equality Index scores record number of companies full marks for having inclusive policies for LGBT workers
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26 September 2016
Ranking companies on diversity & inclusion - new index for investors
Author: Thomson Reuters (UK)
Thomson Reuters Launches D&I Index - Reveals Top 100 Most Diverse & Inclusive Organizations Globally...
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19 November 2015
USA: Corporate Equality Index scores show improvement of measures taken by companies for LGBT workers
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9 December 2013
Best Places to Work 2014 [USA]
Author: Human Rights Campaign
This year, an historic 304 major businesses…scored 100 percent on HRC’s Corporate Equality Index and the coveted distinction of “Best Places to Work for LGBT Equality.” These companies adopted a full framework of LGBT inclusion in the workplace,...
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1 January 2013
Report finds information & communication industry makes progress eliminating conflict minerals from supply chain while other industries remain behind
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1 January 2013
[PDF] What's Needed: An Overview of Multi-Stakeholder and Industry Activities to Achieve Conflict-Free Minerals
Author: Responsible Sourcing Network
[Refers to Advanced Micro Devices (ADM), AIM Metals & Alloys, Alpha, American Mitsuba, AngloGold Ashanti, Apple, Asahi Pretec, AT&T, AVX, Banro, Best Buy, Boeing, BorgWarner, Cartier (part of Richemont), Chrysler, Cisco, Dell, Deloitte, Delphi...
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