Corporate responsibility?
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When big business does not have so much say in our governmental and social issues.  No one has the will to stop the control Big Corp. has on this country.  Until that time, CEO's will continue to be paid $$$millions for cutting pensions and healthcare while there are no ethics or responsibility to the rest of America.\n\nWhat happened to a 9 - 5 day?  Now, we work 24/7 and get less than we did 1 decade ago.  Corporations have no responsibility - they take as much asthey can to improve their bottom line.
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bikesamt, hi!\n\nyou must remember that every type of industry creates different kind of damage to the environment.  for example a company that uses lot of ground water (like coke, pepsi, kingfisher) causes problems with salinity in the water reservoir, and pollution seepage into the water system.\n\nthe following are common ways that companies create pollution:\n\n1. Power Consumption : large offices tend to use more power, and thus the State needs to generate more power to feed their power-hungry ways.  \n2. Traffic : with more and more employees in their premises, these people need to travel long distances, and every single vehicle creates a lot of pollution.\n3. Erosion of Green Belt : Industrial areas are often located in what used to be green cover, or green belts of forests or wasteland.  the plants and animal life are razed to make way for the corporates and their factories.\n4. Conspicuous Consumption : they make a lot of money, and pay their employees well.  these employees have a lot of money, and so spend it on other luxury goods that are not nature-friendly.  instead of man being at harmony with nature, he starts destroying it through his desire for luxury.  this is an indirect way to pollute.\n5. Sewage : large manufacturing units generate billions of litres of sewage and other pollutants that are either released into rivers, streams, lakes, oceans or the air.  this has a very adverse effect.\n6. Air-conditioning : the huge AC units required to cool offices, etc., need a lot of power, and they generate indirect pollution.  also, non-CFC based coolants are very expensive, and few companies make that investment.  CFC destroys the earth's ozone layer.\n7. Building Design : modern offices are designed with lot of glass and metal so that the buildings look "sexy".  but glass is a poor insulator, and air-conditioning needs to work for more time to maintain the temperature inside.  this creates indirect pollution.\n\nthese are the few things i could think of at the moment... \n\nhope it helped... if you need more ideas, drop me a line, and i could be able to help you out.\n\nenjoy!
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A well sturctured organisation should behave well. As a tree is judged by its fruits... However, there are many people in the world who do not have good intentions. I personally do not support any business that is involved in any sort of immoral beaviour at all.
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Attention getter of something unethical.\n\nBusiness Dos:\n\nBusiness Don'ts:\n\nBusiness Gray area:\n\nSummary.
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Aren't the developed countries ultimately responsible?  With our greedy consumption and our obsession with ME.  Global Warming?  The people who live in harmony with Mother Earth are not responsible; those that create the problem have a moral duty to respond.
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Which responsibilies and ethics you should take in account while marketing your products or business. Its a long time since i read Philip Kotlers book but found this presentation for you\n\nhttp://cas.uah.edu/berkowd/webpage/MKT600/KOTCHA20.PPT#256,1,Chapter 20
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Yes it is....it not only violates moral ethics, but may also violate your workplace ethics as well.  Speak to your superiors about this situation because it may have been going on for quite some time....
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I was just wondering what more I could do this week.\n\nI recycle paper and plastics... buy reusable products instead of disposable versions.\n\nI would love to get an e-friendly car the next time around.\n\nI should lobby more.\n\nI also taught my students to THINK and care about the planet. That is probably my strongest contribution.
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Education! People have to learn more about pollution and what effects their actions (dumping, buying goods with a lot of packaging etc.) have on the environment. Only then people can act responsibly, reduce waste and recycle and reuse as much as possible.
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corporations are people too.
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For -- Corporations are significant forces in today's social structure and if they are obligated to take into account constituencies other than their stockholders -- employees, the environmentn, their community -- society as a whole benefits.  \n\nAgainst -- corporations are entities designed to maximize shareholder profit and that is their function.  To create an alternative obligation is to make them less efficient and in the end make our entire system of capitalism less efficient.  In a related practical issue, it makes it harder for shareholders to hold management accountable since management now has additional excuses to defend their actions (for example, a management team that rejects a takeover bid at a significant premium to current market value because it claims an acquisition would hurt the employees and the community of the target).
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What is your charter of duties?\n\nSome people draw your charter of duties and tragets from the same biz plan. It is a document that will explain your understanding of the company business, what opportunities are there, and how do you intend to contribute to the company.
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approach the commercial department of the company
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Corporations are registered in the States. Your state will have a website that most likely has that ability online. I live in Florida and the website is www.sunbiz.org.
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I ADMIRE Mr. Narayan Moorthy frm Infosys 4 his achievements in the field of succes in his career life.i admire his start from a scratch which led to a grand success in the company to which he belonged . he is found very much socially responsible towards all parts in d society.i too aspire to hav a successful career being socially responsible n following the pathways of ETHICS in my life.it was a priveledge to answer u r question.\nTHANK YOU.
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Dell is committed to operating in a responsible and sustainable manner around the globe.  \nAt the core of our business is a corporate philosophy that guides our conduct wherever we do business, which we call the Soul of Dell. Central to that philosophy is our commitment to global citizenship - understanding and respecting the laws, values and cultures wherever we do business; profitably growing in all markets; promoting a healthy business climate globally; and contributing positively in every community we call home, both personally and organizationally.\nWe have built processes around how we put into action the values and beliefs communicated by The Soul of Dell.  Our accountability, environment and community programs help ensure that we operate in a manner consistent with our core values as we grow our business globally.
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For-profit companies are for 'just for profit' althought many support social issues via CSR or 'corporate social responsibility' programs.\n\nNonprofit companies are not for profit.