Corporate Social Responsibility Flashcards
Encompasses the varying ways an organization can create value, looking beyond traditional profit measures of revenue and expenses.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Applies the 3Ps principle of sustainability (people, planet, profits), arguing that the environmental and social costs and benefits generated by an organization should be considered as well.
Triple Bottom Line
- Executive Commitment
- Assessment
- Infrastructure Creation
- Plan Implementation
- Measurement, Reporting, and Evaluation
- Reassessment and Revision
CSR Strategic Process
Defined by SHRM Foundation in “HRM’s Role in Corporate Social and Environmental Sustainability” as being in accordance with all national, federal, regional or local laws, regulations and government authority requirements for all the locations in which the organization operates.
Compliance
A set of behavioral guidelines that an organization expects all of its directors, managers, and employees to follow to ensure appropriate moral and ethical business standards.
Ethics
Encompasses all the direct and indirect remuneration approaches that employers use to attract, recognize, and retain workers.
Total Rewards
Plan or method implemented by an organization that provides monetary, benefits-in-kind, and developmental rewards to employees who achieve specific business goals.
Total Rewards Strategy
Tangible payments or services provided to broad groups of employees to cover issues such as retirement, health care, sick pay/disability schemes, life insurance, and paid time off, in addition to those required by law.
Benefits
Refers to all other financial returns (beyond any tangible benefits payments or services), including salary and allowances.
Compensation
Compensation provided on an individual basis in the form of goods or services.
Perquisites
Payments in return for the achievement of specific, time-limited, targeted objectives. Often they are calculated as a percentage of base salary.
Incentives/Premiums
Short (but broad) statement documenting the organization’s guiding principles and core values about employee compensation.
Compensation Philosophy
One or more HR professionals evaluate the current compensation and benefits systems and the effectiveness of those systems in helping the organization reach its goals. (Part 1 of Total Rewards Strategy Process)
Assessment
A senior management team made up of HR and department representatives identifies and analyzes various reward strategies to determine what would apply best in their workplace. (Part 2 of Total Rewards Strategy Process)
Design
The HR department implements the new rewards system and circulates materials that communicate the new strategy to employees. (Part 3 of Total Rewards Strategy Process)
Implementation