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ICCR is a broad coalition of more than 300 institutional investors who have over 50 years of experience engaging with companies on environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) issues. Learn more on www.iccr.org

We’re excited to invite you to "Resilience Through Responsibility: What Does Sound Corporate Governance Look Like in Uncertain Times?" This fireside chat with former SEC Commissioner Allison Herren Lee will take place on 10.8.26 at 5P at the Riverside Church in NYC. Tickets here: lnkd.in/gYtudAtg

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We're delighted to be able to share with you a timely new blog post about how gig workers recently organized to win national and international regulations that ensure all workers, regardless of classification, will have access to fundamental ILO principles and rights: www.iccr.org/global-platf...

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At 11:30am ET today, Senator Chris Murphy will introduce the Senate companion to the Living Wage For All Act — the highest minimum wage ever introduced in U.S. history. It would set a $25 federal minimum wage for every worker and end every subminimum wage. Endorse here 👇 livingwageforall.org/endorse

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In an SEC filing Warner Bros. Discovery revealed today that 84.3% of its shareholders voted against the company's advisory vote on compensation at it 06.09 AGM. This is the 2nd strong rebuke shareholders have aimed at the company’s compensation cmte in less than 3 months www.iccr.org/iccr-stateme...

A collage of news headlines focusing on excessive ceo compensation, set atop a yellow background

As demand for aluminum surges — driven by solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicles — the communities living alongside its supply chain in Brazil's Pará State are paying the price. Check out this excellent new report from Transparentem for the full story:

Transparentem@transparentem.bsky.social · 3mo ago

New report: communities in Brazil's Pará State living alongside bauxite operations—the raw material for aluminum—describe land and livelihood loss, pollution, and feeling consistently unheard. Companies in the supply chain claim otherwise. The gap is the story. transparentem.org/report/payin...

In a massive win for patients, today the Supreme Court denied petitions from 6 drugmakers — $AZN, $BMS, Janssen, $NVS, $NVO & Boehringer Ingelheim — leaving in place lower court rulings that rejected their challenges to the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program www.seattletimes.com/business/sup...

Supreme Court rejects appeals from drug manufacturers over Medicare price negotiations

The Supreme Court has rejected appeals from pharmaceutical companies that object to negotiating Medicare drug prices with the federal government.

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For Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol the pay ratio comparing him to median employee was 1,794. In addition to being paid more than 1,000 median employees each year at Starbucks, the same was true at his earlier roles at Chipotle and Yum Brands. He may be the only CEO consistently paid 1000x his employees

Microsoft is considering ditching its commitment to match its hourly electricity use with renewable energy purchases by 2030. It's in a race with the other hyperscalers to power up energy-guzzling AI data centers as fast as possible, so apparently a livable climate is no longer a priority.

Bloomberg NEF projections of data centers' fossil gas consumption through 2035.

Amazon excluded multiple shareholder proposals from its proxy this year. In response a coalition of investors is calling for a "Vote NO" against Directors Rubinstein, Gorelick, Ng & Stonesifer. Discover what AMZN doesn’t want its investors to see here👇https://www.campaignsforthecommongood.org/amazon

Amazon Accountability — Campaigns for The Common Good

We believe the Amazon Board has failed to meaningfully engage shareholder proponents, respond constructively to votes, or refresh the committee overseeing its governance practices.

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Today we released "Excessive Executive Compensation: Investor Guidance" spotlighting the ways exec. comp trends are distorting the wider economy. Our guide provides concrete examples of how investors can help rein in excessive pay through their proxy voting & engagement www.iccr.org/iccr-issues-...

The cover of the Excess Executive Compensation report, which shows a blue and orange graph of escalating pay disparity between CEOs and average workers, and how intervention by investors can help reduce the disparity.

This thread is a powerful snapshot of executive compensation run amok. With millions of families across the US struggling with a spiking cost of living, this one executive will pocket the better part of a billion (with a b!) dollars for his role in a single merger.

Rosanna Landis Weaver@landisweaver.bsky.social · 4mo ago

David Zaslav's pay-out if the merger is approved w be approx $866 MILLION. Included in that will be a tax gross-up estimated at $355 milllion. In other words: shareholders will be paying his tax bill. Zaslav will not need to personally pay any taxes on most of what he makes. Comp nerd details below

We are pleased to announce the launch of "Spotlighting Governance Failures". This new ICCR resource provides an overview of companies planning to unilaterally omit resolutions from their proxies, incl. GEO, AbbVie, UnitedHealth, Chubb, BJ's Wholesale Club & others 👇 www.iccr.org/spotlighting...

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In June representatives from 187 ILO Member States will gather at the International Labour Conference to discuss the precarious conditions faced by workers in the gig/platform economy. It is crucial that the Convention center strong worker protections for gig workers www.iccr.org/investors-ca...

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Shareholders working on climate & other systemic risks have long relied on SEC's EDGAR site to publicize their proposals. Trump's SEC is now blocking all but the very largest shareholders from posting there. Thankfully @iccr.bsky.social is offering a new home for advocates to share & learn.

Vote Your Proxies – See 2026’s Proxy Memos and Exempt Solicitations | Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility

Why is voting proxy ballots so important?  The shareholder proposal process allows both large and small shareholders to alert corporate boards and the ...

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Palantir has blocked a proposal filed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace from its proxy ballot. The proposal focuses on use of Palantir software by ICE to track individuals for detention & deportation, incl. by using medical data to locate undocumented people 👇 www.csjp.org/news/2026/2/...

Sr. Susan Francois, the Assistant Congregation Leader of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, sits in her office, and speaks about the human rights issues raised in her community's Palantir resolution.