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How the shareholder-first business model is contributing to inequality

The UK’s largest companies could play an important role in reducing poverty and inequality, but the current business model is designed to maximise profit for shareholders. The TUC and The High Pay Centre are calling on our political leaders to take immediate steps to fix the broken economic model that puts shareholders first.

Janet Williamson - 13 Nov 2019
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ALL ABOARD - Making worker representation on company boards a reality

This report sets out the case for worker representation on boards, how it works in other European economies, and how it could work here.

02 Oct 2016
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Beyond Shareholder Value: the reasons and choices for corporate governance reform

09 Jul 2014
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Support in the workplace for victims of domestic abuse

Preventing and tackling domestic abuse is a key part of an employers’ duty of care towards their employees and their legal responsibility under the Health and Safety at Work Act to ensure a safe working environment. We welcome the government’s recognition that employers should and could do more to support workers experiencing, or at risk of, domestic abuse and welcome the opportunity to respond to this call for evidence.

- 05 Oct 2020
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General Council Report 2020

This report contains details of the work undertaken by the General Council during the past year, 2019-2020.

- 19 Sep 2020
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How the shareholder-first business model is contributing to inequality

The UK’s largest companies could play an important role in reducing poverty and inequality, but the current business model is designed to maximise profit for shareholders. The TUC and The High Pay Centre are calling on our political leaders to take immediate steps to fix the broken economic model that puts shareholders first.

Janet Williamson - 13 Nov 2019
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