Case Study Proposal| CSR- A Revolutionary Turning Point or Just a Fad for Engro Corporation.| Submitted to: Ms. Nyla Ansari20th November‚ 2012| CSR- A revolutionary turning point or just a fad for Engro Corporation. Reason for choosing this topic: In recent decades the notion of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has evolved to be a strong strategy for businesses to survive in a brutal market environment. In a world where market’s shift and consumers’ preferences become more erratic
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Chartered Accountants Journal March 2007 Business ethics has been defined by one recognised authority as: 12 “…the application of our understanding of what is good and right to the assortment of institutions‚ technologies‚ transactions‚ activities and pursuits which we call business.”
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The International Standards Organization (ISO) has created an international standard for the social responsibility of private (corporate) and public sector organizations. ISO 26000 establishes seven core subjects of social responsibility‚ all of which are parts of most current CSR definitions: ∙ Organizational governance 有 ∙ Community involvement and development 有 ∙ Human rights 有(但少) ∙ Labor practices 有 ∙ The environment 有 ∙ Fair operating practices (好似無) ∙ Consumer issues 有 The seven core subjects have a substantial focus on stakeholder management and ethical
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Outdoor activities usually mean activities done in nature away from civilization‚ such as hill walking‚ hiking‚ Hunting‚ backpacking‚ canoeing‚ running‚ kayaking‚ rafting‚ climbing‚ caving‚ canyoning‚ and arguably broader groups such as water sports and snow sports. Other similar activities include photography‚ cycling‚ kayaking. Outdoor activities may be pursued for the purposes of enjoying scenery and nature‚ relieving stress‚ finding peace in nature‚ enjoying life and relaxing. They are alternatives
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Extracurricular Activities & Community Service One extracurricular activity I have enjoyed doing is Key Club. I have been involved in Key Club for 3 years now‚ and my senior year I was a photographer. Key Club has impacted my life as it has taught me that helping other is very important. Key Club major focus is volunteer work and helping the community. With Key Club I have I gained a greater understanding in helping others‚ but also your community. Through Key Club I have meet a lot of new people
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Elaborate your non-academic activities (either extracurricular or work)‚ explaining why you have pursued them and what you have gained from the experience. While studying at the Faculty of Engineering‚ I participated in many extracurricular activities‚ which help to broaden my point of view. They also allowed me to engage in the dynamics of the society and learn various aspects of life. In my opinion‚ I believe that taking parts in those activities is very crucial to my life. Some examples are the
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CHAPTER 1 WHAT IS CSR? eople create organizations to leverage their collective resources in pursuit of common goals. As organizations pursue these goals‚ they interact with others inside a larger context called society. Based on their purpose‚ organizations can be classified as for-profits‚ governments‚ or nonprofits. At a minimum‚ for-profits seek gain for their owners; governments exist to define the rules and structures of society within which all organizations must operate; and nonprofits
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behavior and to set behavior goals How the author has used this exercise: I have had success using this exercise as a pre- workshop self-inquiry activity. I have also used it as a homework assignment. Its strength lies in the fact that it paints a picture of actual behavior and then helps the leader see how he or she can redistribute behavior. Activity Description: * Have the participants think about what they actually do on a daily basis. Then ask them to draw generalizations about how they
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MOSAIC OF LANGUAGE AND RELIGION This Web quest is designed for you to gain an appreciation that language and religion are essential elements of culture. Answer the following questions to the best of your ability on a separate sheet of paper. ACTIVITY 1: 100 Eskimo Words for Snow: Fact or Myth? There are an estimated 5‚000 to 6‚000 languages spoken throughout the world today. One of the great beliefs in the many languages of the world is that‚ "Eskimos have more than a hundred words for snow
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