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apesphere on 30 Apr 2009
From: www.csrwire.com
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Responsible investment firm Trillium Asset Management is calling on Warren Buffett's group to produce a sustainability report.
The investment manager has joined forces with the International Labor Rights Forum ("ILRF") and International Rivers to convince other investors to support the resolution filed by Berkshire shareholder Joseph G. Petrofsky.
Berkshire's social and environmental performance has come in for criticism. Elsewhere on APEsphere you can find coverage, for example, of Berkshire's Russell Athletic division.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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- Topics: Governance & Engagement, berkshire hathaway, communities, consumer goods, employees, financial services, international labor rights forum (ilrf), international rivers, investors, retailers, russell athletic, shareholder activism, shareholder resolutions, trillium asset management, usa & canada, warren buffett
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