Explaining The Corporate Social Responsibility Movement
[ad_1] This concept is not a new one by any means. One can attest to this by what Charles Dickens wrote about in his story, “A Christmas Carol,” in 1843. Everyone is familiar with the…
Category: Social Responsibility
Amish Life – Maintaining Social Responsibility
[ad_1] As the world began to shift from an economy reliant on agriculture to one of industrial influence, so too did daily interaction among human beings. Community life that once hailed the virtues of work…
Corporate Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility – Do Companies Know the Difference?
[ad_1] I recently attended a marketing event where the speaker’s panel consisted of various company executives from the mining industry. In addition to their mining operations a majority of these companies had retail outlets. Since…
Health Literacy: A Strategic Marketing Asset And Corporate Social Responsibility
[ad_1] Health literacy can be defined as people’s competencies to access, understand, appraise and apply information to make health decisions in everyday life. It helps individuals make healthy choices in times where the boundaries between…
Domiciliary Care and the Synergy Between Enlightened Self Interest and Social Responsibility
[ad_1] Introduction How would managers of businesses or business owners answer the question: why are you in business? Would their answer differ depending upon who was asking the question? Would any be bold enough to…
Corporate Social Responsibility in India – An Empirical Research
[ad_1] Introduction: India has become one of fast growing economies of the world. It is growing at the rate of 9 per cent p.a. As an emerging market all are looking at India from an…
Social Responsibility Begins at Home
[ad_1] Talk to anyone about a company’s social responsibility and some of the first images that come to mind are the rain forest in Brazil, with the associated need for conservation, and the sweatshops in…
Corporate Social Responsibility and HR Implications
[ad_1] As we see every day companies spend huge amounts of money trying to be socially responsible. My first consideration is concerned about why companies are “socially” and “ethically” active and what are the main…
You, Your Business & Corporate Social Responsibility
[ad_1] Corporate Social Responsibility is defined as “the obligation of organizations to take an active part in improving society.” You are probably familiar with Tom shoes and that when you buy a pair of Toms…
Corporate Social Responsibility For a Restaurant
[ad_1] Corporate Social Responsibility suggests that a business should be accountable for its activities in society in the form of societal, legal, and environmental aspects. This modern line includes three key features: getting sustainable returns…