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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.
The Companies Act has failed to make environmental and social reporting simpler and more effective according to a new report released today by The Corporate Responsibility (CORE) Coalition.
Read more »Responding to government’s statement on the findings of an enquiry conducted by the Joint Committee for Human Rights, The CORE Coalition state dissappointment.
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The SO-OWE exhibition presents the work of selected artists who address the issues of international corporate responsibility.
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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CORE was instrumental in securing changes to company law, increasing corporate responsibility for impacts on people and the environment.
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A Study for CORE conducted by Professor Adrian Henriques, of Middlesex University, reviewing FTSE 100 compliance with the Companies Act new 'business review' obligations.
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