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Welcome to CORE

The Corporate Responsibility (CORE) Coalition is an alliance of voluntary organisations, trade unions and companies. Our vision is of a world where all companies demonstrate respect for the rights of workers, local communities and the environment throughout their operations. We work in partnerships, advocating visionary proposals to help fill governance gaps in the way UK companies operate.

New Job: Coalition Coordinator

We are looking for a dynamic co-ordinator who can provide policy and campaign leadership, and effective coordination of civil society responses to corporate accountability issues.

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New Report sets out Roadmap for the Future of Social & Environmental Reporting

With the Government imminently due to unveil proposed changes to corporate reporting, a new report is published today, detailing for the first time exactly how environmental and social reporting legislation could be written to ensure effective take up by companies.

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GUEST FEATURE: SO-OWE Exhibition

The SO-OWE exhibition presents the work of selected artists who address the issues of international corporate responsibility.

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UK Commission Proposal

The UK is a key player in the global economy and UK based companies can have a positive impact in terms of reducing poverty overseas. However, some UK companies have been involved in human rights abuses and/or significant environmental damage through their overseas operations. Currently there is a lack of both authoritative guidance for companies to avoid such negative impacts, as well as for solutions and accountability when such breaches occur. This void creates greater risk for people, the environment, and businesses -- as well as the UK’s reputation as a whole. Better systems need to be introduced to ensure all UK companies respect human rights and protect the environment when operating abroad.

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The Companies Act (2006)

CORE was instrumental in securing changes to company law, increasing corporate responsibility for impacts on people and the environment.

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