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NAPF discussion paper—where is the workforce in corporate reporting?

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Published on: 12 June 2015
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Table of contents

  • What are the current reporting rules?
  • How are companies currently reporting on workforce matters?
  • How could company reporting be improved?
  • The composition of the workforce
  • The stability of the workforce
  • The skills and capabilities of the workforce
  • Employee motivation
  • What are the next steps?

Article summary

Corporate analysis: What do companies and lawyers need to know about the recent discussion paper from the National Association of Pensions Funds (NAPF) on the subject of companies’ reporting of workforce matters?

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