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Top 10 Mistakes in CSR Communications

Here are 10 common mistakes your company might be making with its CSR communications and how to fix them. 1. Great stuff is happening but you don’t want to talk about it – yetWhen I run into sustainability professionals at conferences I hear a lot of great and exciting stories about the projects they are …

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Corporate Social Responsibility : Beyond Financials

  Drawing on more than 2,500 interviews with business leaders in 34 economies, this report from Grant Thornton and UNICEF looks at what companies are doing to make their operations more sustainable and why, and considers the role integrated reporting can play in improving transparency and decision making. In this latest iteration, cost management and …

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5 Best Practices for Small Businesses to Engage in CSR on Social Networks

Authentic, continuous, targeted and interactive, social networks emerged as the ideal tools to engage in a meaningful dialogue between a company and its stakeholders. But not every company can afford to set a coherent communication strategy with its stakeholders, combined with precise and thoughtful community management. This is why the “Center For Social Impact Communication” …

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India’s pioneering CSR law could have promise, but progress is slow

Earlier this year India became the first country to mandate corporate social responsibility by law in an effort to share the cost of development with the many companies growing fat on its economic rise. The government first estimated CSR spending could top $3.3 billion, exciting development actors who saw a significant source of new funding. …

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When Corporations Fail at Doing Good

  Thousands of American fast-food workers went on strike Thursday, rallying for an increase in wages to fifteen dollars an hour, more than double the federal minimum wage. Some businesspeople responded by saying they want to improve wages and working conditions at their companies voluntarily, under the theory that their competitors will have to follow …

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