Big news as NSW moves to implement anti-slavery law. Although there are fears the laws will be watered down, businesses will need to start thinking about how to report on the risk of slavery in their supply chains in the near future.
#ModernSlavery
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Ground-breaking report revealing the companies that produce the majority of single use plastic waste globally and the financial institutions that enable them. #NoPlasticWaste#ClimateAction
The @EU_Commission published a Proposal for a Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive that would require a general EU-wide audit for #sustainability reports. The aim is to have a similar level of assurance for financial and sustainability reporting.
https://t.co/EZaxPVVBkS
How to balance a #SpeakUp vs. Call Out culture so that employees feel motivated to share concerns and provide constructive suggestions in organisations?
Here's a great piece that draws on research to outline the key considerations.
https://t.co/7cIwM9eZCf via @EthicalSystems
To avoid cultural meltdowns in chat rooms one company is reinstating some face-to-face dynamics:“employees who want to post a link to the company Slack must first make a video explaining their thoughts about the link; anyone who wants to respond must record a video of their own.”
#Remoteworking is here to stay. How to create a team environment where people are encouraged to speak out, even when they only see each other through a screen? Here are some great tips for creating #psychologicalsafety in virtual teams.
https://t.co/9X1aDPSdBC
As Australian Universities respond to sector disruptions brought about by the #pandemic, scenario testing and
#riskmanagement emerge as key tools for institutions to anticipate future shocks.
https://t.co/0A3FNUS4xd via @ConversationEDU
ICYMI: We recently published a new Research page on assessing corporate culture. Though a rather nebulous psychological construct, it's nevertheless part of an organization's personality—and informs how people behave. Learn about measuring culture here:
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The perils of giving out bonuses to #compliance officers. How then to best reward people whose job it is to help make sure that nothing happens?
https://t.co/mde24uV9iu
Can organisational #resilience improve through simple rules, routines, and improvisation? This piece draws on a Mount Everest climbing expedition to explain why the answer might be yes.
https://t.co/K0VYanj2pa
Facebook hired its first-ever Chief #Compliance Officer. Reflects the social media giant’s anticipation of much greater scrutiny of its behaviour into the future. Surprising that this position never existed before. Better later than never! #corpgov
https://t.co/o1QkB3Sz1k
‘Clean’ countries are not immune to #corruption. Australia ranks in the top 10, but its banking and real estate sectors are vulnerable to money laundering risks. Via @anticorruption
https://t.co/OGWHk0te95
@LowyInstitute compared #COVID19 performance among almost 100 countries. New Zealand rates as the most successful, while Brazil ranks last. There is also no difference in performance between democratic and authoritarian governments.
https://t.co/vV18WTjBOT
How can #compliance functions counteract human bias? Here’s an insightful piece with real life examples. Pleased to see the emphasis on second-line roles to challenge the status quo. #corpgov
https://t.co/vNJSGFuSWV
We need to move beyond #ESG measures to understand the inter-connected nature of the various systems we are trying to protect: “no matter how and what we measure, we need to act our way into greater understanding, insight, and even purpose.” #corpgov
https://t.co/8JsC1TU8ee