On April 15th, 2021, the Global Unions’ Committee on Workers’ Capital issued a statement that describes how Amazon’s anti-union campaign at its Bessemer, Alabama facility interfered with its workers’ internationally recognized rights to freedom of association.
The statement lays out the steps that (...)
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CWC Statement for Investors on the Union Election at Amazon’s Facility in Bessemer, Alabama
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Asset manager perspectives on materiality: how are they reflected in the IFRS sustainability reporting plans?
See the CWC Secretariat’s article published in Responsible-investor.com (open access) on April 9th 2021.
https://www.responsible-investor.com/articles/asset-manager-perspectives-on-materiality-how-are-they-reflected-in-the-ifrs-sustainability-reporting-plans -
"Being an activist trustee can make a difference": Trustees push UBS to hold Marriott accountable on workers’ rights in Baltimore
As part of the Asset Manager Accountability Initiative on Workers’ Rights in Investment Stewardship, the CWC works with its global network to drive positive impacts to workers’ rights on the ground. The Baltimore Marriott story demonstrates how engagement by asset owners with their asset managers (...)
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Agenda: 2020 CWC Workers’ Capital Conference
Click below to download the agenda (last update: 9 November 2020)
Click here to register for the conference.
The virtual conference will feature the following sessions: Session 1 (Nov 16th, 17:00 CET): How do asset managers view and incorporate workers-backed evidence in public equities? (...) -
Registration: 2020 CWC Workers’ Capital Conference
The CWC 2020 Workers’ Capital Conference will be held virtually from November 16-19, 2020. The theme of the conference is "The Road Ahead" and the event will provide a collaborative space to share perspectives on raising the "S" in ESG during the COVID-19 pandemic.
REGISTRATION [Click here to (...)