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| | | ... Diversified (SRD) option from 1 April 2021. The exclusions apply to fossil fuels, nuclear power and uranium, exploitation of human rights, controversial weapons and armaments, predatory lending, gambling, pornography and adult entertainment, animal cruelty ... |
| | | | ... will lead the positioning of our people at Cbus for the continuation of that transformation," Arter said. Miller has held human resources roles at BlackRock, AllianceBernstein, Morgan Stanley and Macquarie Group. She joins Cbus from Noble Group, where ... |
| | | | ... reserves, explore, mine, extract, produce, refine or generate energy from fossil fuels. It also excludes companies that breach human and labour rights; manufacture controversial weapons; operate in gambling; conduct live animal exports; produce tobacco ... |
| | | | ... be aligned and streamlined. The majority (82%) of breaches relate to phishing emails, followed by identity theft (56%), human error or negligence (55%) and malware (46%). Over half (62%) of respondents admitted they have limited understanding of cyber ... |
| | | | ... Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner Angelene Falk said 38% of all data breaches notified during the period were attributed to human error. "In the past six months, we saw an increase in human error breaches both in terms of the total number of notifications ... |
| | | | ... including the COVID-19 and rhinovirus," Demaison said. "This is an important milestone as we are on track to initiate safety human trials in Australia by end of March 2021, and onwards to making our treatment available to the public." Ena Respiratory ... |
| | | | ... technologies such as cloud-based operating models, artificial intelligence (AI), data analytics and automation can work with human experience can enhance office functions. Avaloq interviewed several financial institutions and found front office staff ... |
| | | | ... participation for fintechs. "We saw from first-hand experience that the current requirements demand significant financial and human resource investments. These costs are proving to be an enormous, if not an impossible, barrier to entry for most small ... |
| | | | ... significance to the PKKP. It had funded studies which had uncovered some 7000-odd artefacts, including a four thousand-year-old human hair belt that linked the site directly to the ancestors of the current traditional owners." HESTA, the $56 billion ... |
| | | | ... ensuring inclusivity and better supporting the range of family circumstances we see across Australia today," Zurich's head of human resources Sue Maher said. |
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