Abstract: The evolution of reporting about employees in the 20th century culminated in the mandatory disclosures of the Companies Act (1985). This paper reports upon a study of the employee reporting practices of FTSE 100 companies that was carried out by examining the year 2000 annual report and accounts. The analysis whilst noting a wide range of practice among these companies, finds that their annual reports indicate an apparent disregard for the statutory disclosures. Even where such disclosures are made, they often appear to lack any conviction, adhering only to threshold compliance
NoThis paper contributes to our understanding of compliance with non-mandatory statements of best pr...
This study examined the extent of disclosure in the quarterly reports of Malaysian listed companies....
This paper explores management and employees perspective on the importance to disclose workplace and...
The evolution of reporting about employees in the 20th century culminated in the mandatory disclosur...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to provide evidence on the category, quantity and quality of v...
This essay is about how organizations reveal their employees in the annual report. The purpose of th...
This case study examines the annual report disclosures in a UK listed company, Bulmers, from 1970 to...
This study investigated the association between mandatory disclosure and company value expressed in ...
Our study analyses the nature, quality and extent of human resource disclosures (HRDs) of UK Financi...
Purpose: This paper aims to examine changes of non-financial voluntary reporting practices over time...
This research examines changes over time of non-financial voluntary reporting practices in response ...
This study investigates the mandatory disclosure practices evident in the annual reports of Malaysia...
Purpose: This paper takes an exploratory approach to investigating the relationship between accounta...
This paper contributes to our understanding of compliance with non-mandatory statements of best prac...
Corporate, Social, Ethical and Environmental Reporting (SEER) should ideally discharge the accountab...
NoThis paper contributes to our understanding of compliance with non-mandatory statements of best pr...
This study examined the extent of disclosure in the quarterly reports of Malaysian listed companies....
This paper explores management and employees perspective on the importance to disclose workplace and...
The evolution of reporting about employees in the 20th century culminated in the mandatory disclosur...
Purpose: The purpose of this study is to provide evidence on the category, quantity and quality of v...
This essay is about how organizations reveal their employees in the annual report. The purpose of th...
This case study examines the annual report disclosures in a UK listed company, Bulmers, from 1970 to...
This study investigated the association between mandatory disclosure and company value expressed in ...
Our study analyses the nature, quality and extent of human resource disclosures (HRDs) of UK Financi...
Purpose: This paper aims to examine changes of non-financial voluntary reporting practices over time...
This research examines changes over time of non-financial voluntary reporting practices in response ...
This study investigates the mandatory disclosure practices evident in the annual reports of Malaysia...
Purpose: This paper takes an exploratory approach to investigating the relationship between accounta...
This paper contributes to our understanding of compliance with non-mandatory statements of best prac...
Corporate, Social, Ethical and Environmental Reporting (SEER) should ideally discharge the accountab...
NoThis paper contributes to our understanding of compliance with non-mandatory statements of best pr...
This study examined the extent of disclosure in the quarterly reports of Malaysian listed companies....
This paper explores management and employees perspective on the importance to disclose workplace and...