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NameResponsible Property Investing and Property Management: Exploring the Impacts of Good Labour Practices on Property Performance
Author(s)Hebb, Tessa, David Wood and Ashley Hamilton
Editor
Year2009
Publication TypeUnpublished Work
Web Locationhttp://www.businessethicscanada.ca/kr/One.aspx?objectId=15079943&contextId=677979&lastCat=10527576
Keywordsinvestors, responsible contractor policies (RCPs), labor, property, management
Areas of InterestLabour; Public Policy; SRI/Responsible Investment
CitationHebb, Tessa, David Wood and Ashley Hamilton. 2009. Responsible Property Investing and Property Management: Exploring the Impacts of Good Labour Practices on Property Performance. Ottawa: Carleton Centre for Community Innovation. Available at http://www.carleton.ca/3ci/3ci_files/Documents/2009_ResponsiblePropertyInvesting_FINAL%5B1%5D.pdf. Accessed on January 07, 2012.
SummaryThis paper examines the labour and human capital aspects of responsible real estate. Investors and property managers have started to implement responsible contractor policies (RCPs) in order to respond to labour challenges in the industry, including subcontracting, low wages and benefits, unstable working hours, and poor working conditions.
Abstract / DescriptionThis paper examines the labour and human capital aspects of responsible real estate. Investors and property managers have started to implement responsible contractor policies (RCPs) in order to respond to labour challenges in the industry, including subcontracting, low wages and benefits, unstable working hours, and poor working conditions. This paper explores the impact of fair labour practices on property performance, and assesses the applicability of RCPs in the Canadian property industry by exploring the use of such policies by real estate investors and managers in the United States.
Publisher/OrganizationCarleton Centre for Community Innovation
Cluster LibraryGovernance Law and Public Policy; Socially Responsible Investment

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