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Two Types of Social Responsibility |
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• Individual Philanthropy – Don’t die wealthy – Making charitable donations to benefit humankind • Collective Philanthropy – Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) |
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The Social Responsibilities Required of You as a Manager |
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Social Responsibility and Corporate Social Responsibility |
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– The manager’s duty to take actions that will benefit the interests of society as well as of the organization |
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Corporate Social Responsibility |
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– Notion that corpora;ons are expected to go above and beyond following the lam and making a profit |
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How Organizations Can Promote Ethics |
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1. Creating a strong ethical climate 2. Screening prospective employees 3. Instituting ethics codes and training programs |
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How can being good pay off? |
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• Effect on customers • Effect on Employees’ Work Effort • Effect on Job Applicants & Employee Retention • Effect on Sales Growth • Effect on Company Efficiency • Effect on Company Revenue • Effect on Stock Price • Effect on Profits |
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Trends in Social Responsibility |
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Sociocultural, Political/Legal, International, Technological |
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important stakeholders expect organizations to behave in responsible ways |
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laws will change to reflect societal expectations above |
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expectations will vary from country to country (social cultural and political/legal) |
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technology may allow organizations to behave in responsible ways that they could not before |
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Philanthropic Responsibility |
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Be a good global corporate citizen
Do what is desired by global stakeholders |
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Be ethical
Do what is expected by global stakeholders |
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Obey the Law
Do what is required by global stakeholders |
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Be profitable
Do what is desired by global capitalism |
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