Responsibility to protect

A socially responsible company treats their employees well, is environmentally conscientious, and has consumer satisfaction. The company should be giving their employees a fair wage with benefits and a safe working condition. They are also environmentally conscientious and care for our earth. They do either minimum to no damage through the entire process of creating apparel to shipping it to the consumer. Once the consumer receives their apparel, whether it was shipped to them or they went to…

Individual Strategic Implementation Assignment # 2: Goldcorp Organizational Description Goldcorp’s Ethical and Corporate Social Responsibility Policies Goldcorp’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy states that in order for GoldCorp to sustain the generation of value through its business, the corporation must: 1. Respect the safety and health of its employees, 2. Protect the environment, 3. Respect the human rights of its employees and residents of the communities in which it…

along with business ethics, social responsibility and sustainability are emerging as major objectives of corporate strategy” (Rath 2016, pp 153). This essay will inspect how ethical and socially responsible business practice has developed in supply chains over time. The main focus will be on the relationship between suppliers and multinational enterprises (MNEs). The substantial debate in this paper sits with identifying accountability and scope of responsibility. Supply chain management is…

Ethical and Socially Responsible Business A code of conduct is intended to be a reference or central guide for users that support day to day decision making in an organization. It is used to clarify an organization’s mission, values, and principles and linking them with standards of professional conduct. Codes of conduct offer an invaluable opportunity for responsible organizations to create a positive public identity for themselves which can lead to a more supportive political and regulatory…

What is CSR? Corporation social responsibilities (CSR) has been defined as a company’s ‘’status and activities with respect to its perceived societal obligation” (Brown and Dacin 1997, p 68). In the recent years, CSR has growing to be one of the main reasons why the societies views and actions have changed towards international companies. Approximately, more than 80% of the fortune-500 organizations address corporate social responsibilities issues on their sites (Esrock and Leichty 1998). In…

article The main idea of this article is about the views and practices of corporate social responsibility, corporate governance, global corporate citizenship in the context of a globalized economy and global markets. The author discusses the five core concepts for an integrated strategy for corporate engagements, which includes corporate governance, corporate philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, corporate social entrepreneurship, and global corporate citizenship. The article defines:…

New Belgium Brewing has been one of the more socially responsible brewing companies in the world as exemplified by the award given by the Business Ethics Magazine. They have been focused on both profitability and responsibility ever since the inception in 1991 by using the triple bottom line approach. The triple bottom line approach looks at business through economic, social, and environmental aspects and this influenced the core values that the company follows to date. New Belgium Brewing has…

In the course Business Environments, much focus was put onto law and ethics within business environments as well as the main question of, does social responsibility matter? After the many discussions and explanations of corporate social responsibility, I have come to understand that many businesses rely on being socially responsible to retain business growth and sustainability within their corporations. Often in this modern society, it is difficult to continue being socially responsible but it…

survival but still conform (to be socially responsible) enough to continue their survival (Campbell, 2007, p. 953). On the two extreme ends when a company feels their survival is financially threatened, they will not meet the minimum corporate social responsibility because it would be too costly for their survival (Campbell, 2007, p. 953). Here in this example can be seen by companies dumping waste into the environment as a substitute to properly dispose of it (Campbell, 2007, p. 953). When it…

I think that’s a good idea Anastasia, to increase "goodwill" and improve their image and reputation GM should focus more on their corporate social responsibility. We have seen big companies like BP and Shell, who have experienced major crisis’s, change their images by stressing their environmental support though various initiatives. However GM need to be careful about the affects CSR initiatives can have on shareholders attitudes. They don’t want to have the public questioning the motives behind…