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Businesses are exposed, directly or through their supply chains, to human rights abuses from human trafficking to genocide.
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The case focuses on two of the company's facilities in New York. New York's attorney general, Letit…
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Last week, the drop-in audio chat app "Clubhouse" enabled rare unfettered Mandarin-language debate …
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Workers at a warehouse in Bessemer, Ala., are to vote next month on whether to unionize, the larges…
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He also targeted discrimination against Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders. President Joe Biden on …
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Business groups and major companies like Apple have been pressing Congress to alter legislation cra…
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The New York City Council passed a bill that would shield workers from being fired without a valid …
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Timnit Gebru, one of the few Black women in her field, had voiced exasperation over the company's r…
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The approval for a U.S. start-up's "cultured chicken" product is a small victory for the nascent la…
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A California grand jury has indicted Apple head of global security Thomas Moyer on charges that he …
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Facebook announced in August an extension of its coronavirus-protection policy, telling employees t…
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We advocate for investment firms to make an ongoing commitment to genocide-free investing policies that would apply to future genocides or cri
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Join us in calling on Bunge and ADM's Board to vote YES on the shareholder proposal calling for stronger action to protect our planet.
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Edwards Life Sciences shall adopt a policy promoting significant representation of employees on the board of directors.
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Woodward Inc. shall adopt a policy promoting significant representation of employees on the board of directors.
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Non-management employees shall be part of new director nominees and/or other options such as labor councils, board liaison, Employee Stock Ownership
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The Amazon board should review customers to prevent civil liberty violations, and conduct an audit of all privacy implications.
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Amidst the worst fire in CA history, apparently Verizon throttled the wireless broadband communications of firefighters, trying to upsell the State.
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Tell tech companies to sign the Security Pledge to protect our privacy and help build a surveillance-resistant web.
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As defined by the International Labor Organization (ILO) Forced Labor Convention of 1930 (No.29), forced labor is “all work or service which is exacte
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End business activities enabling incarceration and migrant detention in the U.S. and globally.
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