Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – UNITED LABORATORIES United Laboratories is the largest pharmaceutical company in the Philippines. Established in 1945‚ it enjoys a dominant market share (around 20 percent) compared to other pharmaceutical companies operating in the Philippines. It also has a significant presence in neighboring countries such as China‚ Hong Kong‚ Singapore‚ Malaysia‚ and many others. From its early days its core mission has been to provide a wide range of high quality products
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1. Do you think that the Interface approach is an example of how a company can successfully apply the CSR filter? Why or why not? 2. Could this approach be applied in the company or organization in which you work‚ have worked‚ or study? Why or why not? 1)I think after reading all the articles and chapters till now‚ this is the first time when i have truly felt CSR could actually be possible and make a difference from an Internal Stakeholder point of view. Profitability is seen to be the number
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aspects of the Organizational Alignment would be affected as a result of the implementation of the SWATs. Along the way are given the recommendations for handling the mis-alignments arising as a result of this. Nestle Malysia- Current Organizational Alignment In June 2005‚ Nestle Malaysia is performing well above the average in the Malaysian context running smoothly & performance between 75% & 90% of their target KPI. The external environment is quite smooth with Malaysia being
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the social and environmental problems of society.In this technology time‚ it is so easy to reach the information whatever they want They always follow the daily news from the world and care about them.Due to the fact that paying for the strategies of CSR increases attention to the corporation.Companies’ understanding of social responsibility should always be the part of their investment strategy.They should regard the “Corporate Social Responsibility” as a business management philosophy not as a social
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The common factor between them all the critics comes down to how you can rewrite the definition of CSR as one that makes it easiest for you to dismiss it. So‚ for instance‚ some people argue that an approach to corporate social responsibility that achieves business benefits is nothing of that sort - THAT’s just good business. So CSR must be only those things that are of no direct benefit to the business - ie. philanthropy. Cue the arguments about how CEOs should not be giving shareholders money away
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change. Mr Koh Juan Kiat explained that adopting CSR brings intangible benefits such as a good reputation for the company‚ high morale among employees and improved performance and attracts investors. Employees will also take greater pride in their company and this will affect productivity (Tay 2009). A enterpise‚ which has the ambitious goal‚ will attempt to bulid the CSR programs to arrive win-win. The enterpise can make the use of reputation for CSR programs to promote corporation’s strength or earn
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is an important part of companies’ businesses plans. Economically speaking it opens doors to obtain business in new country. Companies have learned to be more sensitive to social issues and human rights. Socially speaking CSR improves life of current generation and future ones to better what satisfy individuals and make social atmosphere pleasant and more secured. Oil and gas industry plays important role in managing operations‚ HSE‚ CSR programs‚ reducing ecological
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Dell CSR Company Profile Michiel van Dijk & Irene Schipper Amsterdam‚ May 2007 Dell – CSR Company Profile Colofon Dell CSR Company Profile By: Michiel van Dijk & Irene Schipper February 2007 Stichting Onderzoek Multinationale Ondernemingen (SOMO) Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations This document is licensed under the Creative Commons AttributionNonCommercial-NoDerivateWorks 2.5 License. To view a copy of this license visit: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2
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from the 1.4 trillion people. One of the US based company‚ which it’s going to invest 35% of its stake‚ to a fast growing China private-owned timber flooring company. Like most local Chinese company‚ CSR is not implementing in that company as well as no management working on it. Generally speaking‚ CSR (Corporate Social Responsibilities) is a form of corporate self-regulation integrates into business model‚ in which a company monitors and ensures its active compliance with the spirit of law‚ ethical
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with an increasing number of businesses engaging in CSR activities. Corporate Social Responsibility is a commitment by a business to consider not just the shareholders‚ but the interests of all stakeholders impacted by its activities. These include the employees‚ the consumers and suppliers of the business‚ the community in which it operates‚ and the environment. This report seeks to analyse the strategic Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policies implemented by the organisation Nike when faced
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