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CWC engage with fund manager Blackrock on Labour Rights

Apr 8, 2025By John's Labour blog

 A little late in the evening UK time but pleased to attend and ask a question. 🌎 Last week, over 20 global asset owner representatives – with a combined AUM of nearly USD 1.8 trillion – engaged collectively with BlackRock to articulate their…Read more…

Apr 8, 2025John's Labour blog

LGPS Forum: Opportunity to participate in transnational Labour Rights Investor Network

Nov 1, 2023By John's Labour blog

 (UNISON are supporting their members who are pension trustees/activists to join)The Global Union’s Committee on Workers’
Capital (CWC) is a network of pension trustees and staff dedicated to ensuring
that employee retirement assets are invested r…Read more…

Nov 1, 2023John's Labour blog

Trustee workshop: How can pension funds advance the ‘S’ in ESG and raise labour standards?

May 31, 2023By John's Labour blog

 This year is the 10th anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse disaster. Over 1100 workers died and many more injured. Register https://www.tuc.org.uk/events/trustee-workshop-how-can-pension-funds-advance-s-esg-and-raise-labour-st…Read more…

May 31, 2023John's Labour blog

Committee on Workers’ Capital – Mid Year Virtual Roundtable

Jun 1, 2021By John's Labour blog

CWC Mid-Year Virtual RoundtableBetween June 8-10th, 2021 the CWC will host two 90 minute virtual brainstorming events to engage with its global network.

We will review how leading asset owners are integrating labour rights at a tim…Read more…

Jun 1, 2021John's Labour blog

Committee Workers Capital (CWC) online Conference 2020 – The Road Ahead

Nov 16, 2020By John's Labour blog

 I logged on this evening to the first session of the Conference. The CWC describes itself on its website “WorkersCapital”   “With over 700 participants from 25 different countries, the Committee on Workers’ Capital is an internatio…Read more…

Nov 16, 2020John's Labour blog

Union investors serve notice on XPO

Sep 27, 2017By Labour And Capital

News from the annual Committee on Workers’ Capital conference, which took place in Berlin this year:

Union investors serve notice on XPOTrade union investors meeting in Berlin today served notice on US-based logistics provider XPO that it must reform …Read more…

Sep 27, 2017Labour And Capital

New guidelines for assessing company behaviour on labour issues

May 3, 2017By Labour And Capital

The Committee on Workers’ Capital (CWC) has just published an important new document – the CWC Guidelines for the Evaluation of Workers’ Human Rights and Labour Standards.

Its the product of a couple of years’ work by a global group of trade union exp…Read more…

May 3, 2017Labour And Capital

We need transparency on charges

Jul 1, 2016By John's Labour blog

This is my latest opinion article for Professional Pensions magazine.

“John Gray asks why UK pension schemes do not have access to important information on charges.

Earlier this month I went to the CWC annual conference in Amsterdam. This was f…Read more…

Jul 1, 2016John's Labour blog

“It’s from workers and it should go back to workers”

Sep 8, 2015By John's Labour blog

Check out this post below by UNISON’s head of bargaining and Campaigns in Scotland, Dave Watson, on the first day of the Workers Capital Conference which took place yesterday.

Also this YouTube video above by the ITF.

“Workers of the world unite to …Read more…

Sep 8, 2015John's Labour blog

Workers’ Capital Conference 2015

Sep 8, 2015By John's Labour blog

Yesterday was the first day of the 2015 Workers’ Capital Conference, which this year is being held in London and hosted by the International Transport Federation (ITF). This global conference of union pension activists was organised by the Internationa…Read more…

Sep 8, 2015John's Labour blog

Committee on Workers Capital – Global Proxy Review 2014

Jan 26, 2015By John's Labour blog

Check out this report published last week by the Committee on Workers Capital (CWC). 

The CWC has “over 200 members from 25 different countries, the CWC connects labour union organizations around the world to advance the responsible investment …Read more…

Jan 26, 2015John's Labour blog

When unions meet capital markets…

Jan 23, 2015By Labour And Capital

Anyone interested in the capacity for trade unions to mobilise the capital sitting in our pension funds should take a look at the Global Proxy Review produced by the Committee on Workers’ Capital. The Review is intended as a tool for trade union truste…Read more…

Jan 23, 2015Labour And Capital

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