Indian companies have a mandatory two percent spending on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which was improving their standings globally. But there was a need to do more work. Indian companies need to improve on their Corporate Social Responsibility disclosure to attract more foreign investments, an Indian-origin business leader said.
Women less likely to join a company with a bad reputation According to the annual corporate reputation survey, if unemployed, 86 percent of American females said they would not join a company with a bad reputation, compared to only 67 percent of American males.These results indicate how important a good reputation is for a company. …
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The basic philosophy of Corporate Social Responsibility for an organization has to be “enlightened self-interest”. In an age of rapid and pervasive globalization, modern organizations are struggling hard to survive and grow in a rapidly changing business scenario fraught with uncertainty, recession and turbulence. When the profit motive appears to be the dominant drive …
Businesses are more concerned about the impact on their brand than actually doing good. For many businesses, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become a series of meaningless buzzwords, like ‘caring’, ‘sharing’, and ‘authentic,’ lamented Matthew Taylor in a recent column for MT. New research suggests he might have a point.
A tick-box, siloed approach to CSR does more harm than good – businesses have to really mean it. How poignant that a former BP chief executive should come out so strongly in favour of ethical business. It could be a personal epiphany of course – a moment of introspection following a hugely successful career built …
