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Two activist investment groups have proposed investor resolutions at UP and Norfolk Southern (NS), calling on them to offer paid sick leave as a standard benefit.
This was the issue that separated the carriers and unions in recent contract negotiations and threatened to precipitate a strike.
Trillium Asset Management has filed a proposal with UP, while Impact Shares, an exchange-traded fund, is pushing for this at NS.
Both belong to the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, a coalition of shareholder advocates calling for ...
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