International Business Times: As proxy season arrives, activist shareholders are challenging corporations on a range of labor practices

Labor campaigns often conjure images of street protests and picket lines. Sometimes, they spill over into a decidedly less combative venue: the annual shareholder meeting. So-called activist shareholders have set forth roughly two dozen proposals calling on some of the country’s most profitable and powerful publicly traded corporations to make a slew of work-related reforms this year. They’re part of the growing batch of resolutions at corporations’ annual meetings that focus on environmental and social issues.

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