Category: Social Responsibility

Table of Contents Summary of the Article Main Problem(s) Recommended Resolution(s) Case Study: Hartford Connecticut Hit and Run References Summary of the Article The article by Dragga & Voss the lack of consideration of human life in reporting accidents in the media. The article provides that most of the reporting of accidents done in print…

Table of Contents Summary of the Article Main Problem(s) Recommended Resolution(s) Case Study: Hartford Connecticut Hit and Run References Summary of the Article The article by Dragga & Voss the lack of consideration of human life in reporting accidents in the media. The article provides that most of the reporting of accidents done in print…

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a model used by businesses for self-regulation to ensure they are socially accountable to stakeholders, the public, and themselves as businesses. This concept has become more pervasive and earned acronym attributes in the circles of interaction. It focuses more on holding business enterprises accountable for their operations and actions. CSR…

Practice shows that a business that takes on various social obligations always shows better results in its work. By investing in the social sphere, business organizations ensure their successful promotion. The development and improvement of the social environment correspond to the long-term interests of businesses and organizations. In the long term, social responsibility can increase…

Founded in 2010, Grenade is a young company that offers weight-loss products and contributes to sports nutrition. There are many ways for this organization to compete with other representatives in this sphere, and one of them is to promote corporate social responsibility (CSR) through brand building and strengthening relationships with stakeholders. According to Marakova et…

With the current threat of Global warming, companies need to participate more in CSR activities. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to a companys self-regulated initiatives to help society in caring for the environment (Robbins & Judge, 2018). This paper aims at examining the CSR activities of Klean Kanteen company, and how it performs them while…

Table of Contents Introduction Economic, Legal, Ethical, and Philanthropic Responsibilities Conclusion Reference List Introduction With the increasing profits of companies in the 20th century, the question about their potential contribution to society was raised. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) implies procedures and practices that are considered by companies to make a positive impact and achieve pro-social…

Table of Contents Definition of the Companys CSR Policy Pillars of Corporate Social Responsibility and Their Examples Alignment Between Mission Statement and CSR Policy Conclusion References Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is one of the most fundamental subjects in contemporary business. The idea that any company holds an obligation towards humanity to maximize its positive effects…

The stakeholder model of corporate social responsibility implies that managers are responsible for corporate decisions since they influence various stakeholders. On the one hand, every business decision is associated with some costs that fall on certain stakeholders. At the same time, other stakeholders benefit from the decisions. According to the theory, managers should balance costs…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Work Cited Introduction CSR is a concept of management that involves policies that institutions adopt to consider social, economic, and environmental implications while meeting the stakeholders and shareholders expectations. Numerous organizations list companies according to their CSR performance and these ratings often attract significant publicity (Porter, Michael, and Mark,…