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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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USA: B&H Photo Video faces worker campaign over alleged unsafe conditions - with company comments
Author: Laura Gottesdiener, Al Jazeera America
"Photo retailer B&H faces unwanted exposure over worker safety", 12 October 2015...
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USA: 379 businesses & organizations submit statement to US Supreme Court in support of same-sex marriage
Court awards $174,000 after small business said pregnancy was “not a good look” [Australia]
Author: Cara Waters, SmartCompany (Australia)
The Federal Court has awarded a photographer $174,000 in compensation after finding she was subject to pregnancy discrimination by her employer Piccoli Photography…[and] forced to resign from her job as a result of Piccoli Photography’s response to...
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Study: 51 of 100 Top Companies Emitting Unsustainable Levels of CO2
Author: Mary Mazzoni, TriplePundit
Climate Counts and the Center for Sustainable Organizations just released what they call the “world’s first” science-based company rankings,...[assessing] the emissions performance of 100 companies from 2005 to 2012 within the context of climate...
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Photographers Discriminated Against Gay Couple, Court Rules [USA]
Author: Jacob Gershman, in Wall Street Journal blog (USA)
New Mexico’s highest court ruled Thursday that the owners of an Albuquerque wedding photography company violated state law when they turned away a lesbian couple who wanted to hire them to take pictures of their ceremony. Upholding a lower-court...
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Canon did not respond to: Electronics companies must break from US Chamber on conflict minerals", say NGOs.
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Responses re lobbying over Dodd Frank 1502 on conflict minerals
Author: compiled by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
In May 2012…Global Witness [published]… “Are electronics companies trying to have it both ways on conflict minerals legislation?”…allege[ing] that…the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) “have been seeking to...
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Apple agrees to joint China pollution audit
Author: He Shan, China.org.cn
Apple...has agreed to a jointly monitored audit of pollution controls at one of its supplier's factories in China, a move considered by environmental activists as a breakthrough in their efforts to persuade Apple to address environmental issues. A...
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The supply chain is an essential part of the sustainability jigsaw
Author: Jill Poet, Organisation for Responsible Businesses (ORB) in Guardian [UK]
Influencing the supply chain, not just the first level but throughout the chain, is an essential part of the sustainability jigsaw...[T]he responsibility of all organisations, both private and public sector, to ensure sustainability is embedded...