Global trade unions release labour rights framework for asset managers
The Global Unions’ Committee on Workers’ Capital (CWC) has released its Baseline Expectations for Asset Managers on Fundamental Labour Rights. Developed by trade unions
Trustees Driving Real World Impact : An Interview with Cheri Hearty
Read an interview with Cheri Hearty, a Canadian union-elected trustee and co-chair of the Pension Plan for the Employees of the Ontario
Voting for Decent Work: How did Canadian Investors do in 2021?
Voting for Decent Work: How did Canadian Investors do in 2021? Investors have been facing demands to deepen their commitments to the
Voting for Decent Work and Racial Justice: Proxy Vote Recommendations for the 2022 AGM Season
Click to read the CCSN's proxy vote recommendations for the 2022 AGM Season Lire en français: Voter pour le travail décent et
CCSN Proxy Power Forum: Voting for Decent Work in 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyPztJoFEH8&t=23s Against a backdrop of uncertainty and instability, investors are being asked to address systemic risks across their portfolios. Exercising voting rights
June 15, 2021 – Workshop for pension trustees on advancing reconciliation
The Canadian Capital Stewardship Network invites you to join a workshop hosted in partnership with SHARE’s Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Initiative (RRII)
2021 CCSN Proxy Bulletin
The Canadian Capital Stewardship Network’s Proxy Bulletin: Decent Work Proxy Vote Recommendations for the 2021 AGM Season This proxy season, Canadian investors
Day of Mourning
Calling on Canadian Trustees to ask their managers to support shareholder resolutions and vote recommendations at Chartwell, Amazon and Dollarama On
Proxy Power Webinar: Voting for a Just Recovery in 2021
From COVID-19 outbreaks in low-wage workplaces to Black Lives Matter protests across North America, the tumultuous events of this past year have
Press Release: Research finds gaps in the oversight of front-line workers’ rights in commercial real estate during the COVID-19 pandemic
Press Release: Research finds gaps in the oversight of front-line workers’ rights in commercial real estate during the COVID-19 pandemic Canadian Capital