The JRD Tata Chair, constituted by Tata Steel to conduct a neutral study of its CSR activities to ascertain if the vision of its founder had been realized, has nailed the global steel major for having made ‘historical mistakes’. Constituted at the Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS) in April 2010, the Chair was headed …
The Registrar of Companies (RoC) has served warning to about 100 companies over non-disclosure or improper disclosure of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) spending, sending a strong signal that the government is very serious about compliance. Regional registrars of companies (RoCs) have shot off notices to companies asking them to furnish further details of spending …
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GBC Kitchen and Bath announced its philanthropic initiative, a campaign to support various charitable institutions with the goal to make a positive impact on the industry and community. GBC Kitchen and Bath has a core set of values that are adopted to foster an ethical and respectable business. These values include social responsibility, integrity, and …
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Though it has become an integral part of business structures of large corporations, corporate social responsibility is often not taken as seriously by many organizations. Recently, Microsoft’s announcement to donate USD 1 billion of their cloud services to 70,000 non-profit organizations and university researchers over next three years was received with much applause.
The Australian leaders in corporate social responsibility (CSR) have been named in a comprehensive report on CSR in Australia and New Zealand. The Annual Review of the State of CSR in Australia and New Zealand has revealed the top 10 rated CSR organisations in Australia, and the top three for New Zealand, they are:
