Organic Foods: Whole Foods Model
I would locate Whole Foods at the top of the pyramid meeting all the other requirements in the pyramid. Whole Foods core principles and what their value model stands for is patterned after Plato’s “the good, the true, and the beautiful”. (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013) According to Mackey, he believes that “Whole Foods’ highest purpose is a heroic one: to try to change and improve our world. Whole foods success is dependent upon the collective energy and intelligence of their employees.
The company strives to create a work environment where motivated team members can flourish and succeed to their highest potential. Whole Foods model of a global corporate social responsibility and ethics is one that creates a future for all of mankind. They go
above and beyond the law of just making profits. Their ethical practice values human creativity, diversity, and individual choice.
Whole Foods practices all of Carroll’s global CSR pyramid, from making a profit, obeying the law, being ethical in their practices, to being a good corporate citizen. Whole Foods is building a business in which high standards permeate all aspects of their company.
The company strives to create a work environment where motivated team members can flourish and succeed to their highest potential. Whole Foods model of a global corporate social responsibility and ethics is one that creates a future for all of mankind. They go
above and beyond the law of just making profits. Their ethical practice values human creativity, diversity, and individual choice.
Whole Foods practices all of Carroll’s global CSR pyramid, from making a profit, obeying the law, being ethical in their practices, to being a good corporate citizen. Whole Foods is building a business in which high standards permeate all aspects of their company.