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| | | ... between the organisation, the environment and social issues such employment, business ethics and corporate governance. The judges' report also outlines seven key recommendations on: issues disclosure, policy disclosure, supply chain, assurance framework ... |
| | | | ... Awards which occurs in Sydney in two weeks time and are in the running for a share of $400,000 in cash and prizes. "Our judges were impressed by the firms' innovation, staff management and retention and strong commitment to corporate social responsibility," ... |
| | | | ... product design, customer and adviser research and upgrade philosophy were key reasons why the firm notched up the win. "Judges were impressed with the levels of research undertaken by MLC. In 2008 the Insight Team initiated two major research initiatives ... |
| | | | ... category this year. The $22 billion QSuper was recognised for its 'Age 50 lifecycle trigger campaign - Change Ahead', which judges said boasted a well-researched strategy and strong member communications. "The members really appreciated the campaign ... |
| | | | ... national legal profession. "Significantly, these mergers nearly double legalsuper's self-employed members, which includes judges, barristers and partners in legal firms across Australia," said Andrew Proebstl, legalsuper chief executive. "legalsuper ... |
| | | | ... ranked in the top five in every regional and service category and also achieved a top-five ranking overall. A panel of judges at the U.K. Pension Awards named Russell Transition Management Provider of the Year based on the company's high level of performance ... |
| | | | ... bankruptcy laws to allow the courts to reduce mortgages on borrowers' principal residences to fair market value. But how do US judges determine what is fair value when even the markets could not agree what a corner lot with white picket fence is worth ... |
| | | | ... Sustainable Super Fund of the Year. The super fund beat two other finalists, VicSuper and Hesta, to receive top scores from the judges across five criteria including engagement, investment initiatives, sustainable mandates and corporate engagement for ... |
| | | | ... wages as a short term fiscal stimulus, but it hasn't stopped them threatening to slash non-contributory super paid to new judges. The Australian newspaper has reported proposals to strip new judges of the non-contributory arrangements paid to current ... |
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