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May 18, 2022
Votes for decent work: Canadian investor voting results from 2021
The CCSN conducted a baseline analysis of proxy voting transparency from Canada’s five largest institutional
Read MoreDeferred wages and savings – known as “workers’ capital” – are accumulated in collectively funded pools such as pension plans, strike funds and benefit plans.
Workers’ capital in Canada amounts to over $2 trillion. This money is invested in markets across the globe. Despite being the indirect owners of companies, infrastructure projects, real estate, private funds and other assets, workers often have very little control over how this economic power is exercised.
The SHARE Labour Working Group is an action-oriented network that mobilizes workers’ capital to ensure the responsible stewardship of their capital across asset classes.
If you are a Canadian trade unionist or labour-nominated trustee interested in strategizing with your peers to promote the responsible investment of workers’ capital, we welcome you to write to us to learn more.
Learn more about SHARE’s ongoing efforts to promote and progress decent work standards in Canada.
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