Apple’s shareholders vote against the anti-dei proposal

• Apple Shareholders reject the proposal to end the efforts of diversity, equity and inclusion.
• His Board advised the proposal, citing concerns for the management of commercial strategies.
• Apple aligns with Costco, opposing the tendency to climb diversity programs.

Apple’s shareholders have voted to reject a request to cease their movements of diversity, equity and inclusion.

In your proposal to Cessation of Dei’s effortsThe National Public Policy Research Center said the program “raises litigation, reputation and financial risks for companies.” During the annual shareholders of Apple on Tuesday, the holders voted against the application. The company did not immediately provide a breakdown of the vote.

Before the meeting, the Apple Board recommended that shareholders vote against the “unnecessary” application. The technological giant said that the proposal “inappropriately tries to restrict Apple’s ability to manage its own ordinary commercial operations, people and commercial equipment and strategies.”

His decision contrasts with many important companies that have chosen to climb their programs. The National Public Policy Research Center cited some of them as examples that Apple’s shareholders should seek Goal, Alphabet and Microsoft.

Instead, Apple joins companies such as Costco In the efforts behind Dei. The shareholders of the giant of giant overwhelmed an anti-dei proposal last month.

President Donald Trump He signed an executive order in January that finished the Dei programs in the Federal Government. As the change is generalized, many important companies are examining their own policies.