Two stories this week with ESG glasses: Temporary or part-time or contracted out or contingent work arrangements are creating risks for investors across the entire economy as companies face liabilities for a workforce they do not want to claim. And then Ric Marshall and Umar Ashfaq joins us to discuss the founders of Google stepping down and a report by an insurance industry group on the uninsurability of coal, all through an ESG lens. Listen on <a href="https://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/">Apple Podcasts</a> .

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The ESG Weekly: As the precarious work arrangements grow, investors might need to look at how companies control a workforce they don't claim as their own, and then two hot takes on Google's shakeup and coal's uninsurability for the week of December 2.