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Aug 13, 2009
Essays / Managemement Report: CSR [4]
Management Report:
During 2009 the world has experienced a global financial crisis (GFC). The CEO of Management Foundations Consulting regularly reads quality newspapers and trade articles on line. He has observed that business commentators express contradictory views on the emerging role of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Some say CSR will be abandoned in the fight for financial survival. Prof Cheryl Kernot says "(M)arket conditions are about as tough as they get. With businesses cutting costs and margins, is social return a feel-good idea we can't currently afford?" However, she observes (A)nother type of business player has been quietly emerging: the "social entrepreneur."" Kristen Le Mesurier, technology reporter for The age, also observes "The world's biggest businesses are increasingly turning to what is being labeled green procurement in the quest to push sustainability and corporate social responsibility deep into their supply chains."
References
Kernot C (2009) "New breed of business leaders learn to use their conscience" theage.com.au June 02 2009 Accessed 29 June 2009
Le Mesurier K (2008) "Inner workings" theage.com.au September 2, 2008 Accessed 29 June 2009
Your brief is to research the theoretical history of corporate social responsibility and recommend to the board of Management Foundations Consulting whether pursuing these new areas of corporate social responsibility is likely to contribute to organisation sustainability.
Your brief includes outlining the difference between the classical and socioeconomic view of the continuum from legal obligation to social responsiveness and finally social responsibility. You will need to explain the risks and benefits, both in the short (one year) and long term, of social responsibility from an organisational point of view. Please use example of companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange to illustrate your arguments.
Requirements.
Please present your assignment professionally using a Report Format. Highest marks will be given to those reports which address the question in a logical, coherent manner following a logical development - i.e., introduction, body (argument) and conclusion with citations in text and a reference list. See the recommended book by Summers and Smith for advice on what constitutes a report, and consult the School of Management the student guide on Essay and Report writing available on the MG102a Management Foundations vUWS site. Obtain advice from your tutor if in doubt.
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Management Report:
During 2009 the world has experienced a global financial crisis (GFC). The CEO of Management Foundations Consulting regularly reads quality newspapers and trade articles on line. He has observed that business commentators express contradictory views on the emerging role of corporate social responsibility (CSR). Some say CSR will be abandoned in the fight for financial survival. Prof Cheryl Kernot says "(M)arket conditions are about as tough as they get. With businesses cutting costs and margins, is social return a feel-good idea we can't currently afford?" However, she observes (A)nother type of business player has been quietly emerging: the "social entrepreneur."" Kristen Le Mesurier, technology reporter for The age, also observes "The world's biggest businesses are increasingly turning to what is being labeled green procurement in the quest to push sustainability and corporate social responsibility deep into their supply chains."
References
Kernot C (2009) "New breed of business leaders learn to use their conscience" theage.com.au June 02 2009 Accessed 29 June 2009
Le Mesurier K (2008) "Inner workings" theage.com.au September 2, 2008 Accessed 29 June 2009
Your brief is to research the theoretical history of corporate social responsibility and recommend to the board of Management Foundations Consulting whether pursuing these new areas of corporate social responsibility is likely to contribute to organisation sustainability.
Your brief includes outlining the difference between the classical and socioeconomic view of the continuum from legal obligation to social responsiveness and finally social responsibility. You will need to explain the risks and benefits, both in the short (one year) and long term, of social responsibility from an organisational point of view. Please use example of companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange to illustrate your arguments.
Requirements.
Please present your assignment professionally using a Report Format. Highest marks will be given to those reports which address the question in a logical, coherent manner following a logical development - i.e., introduction, body (argument) and conclusion with citations in text and a reference list. See the recommended book by Summers and Smith for advice on what constitutes a report, and consult the School of Management the student guide on Essay and Report writing available on the MG102a Management Foundations vUWS site. Obtain advice from your tutor if in doubt.
Can some give me a report on this...plz I would be glad...plz let me know ....would be glad to pay once i hav it approved that is good ...half the money now half laters...if its a deal lt me knw...thankz....