CSR

Question 1

The stakeholders involved CSR

Answer 1

Employees
Customers
Communities
Investors

Question 2

CSR context

Answer 2

Being loyal - organising the supply chain within legal conversions
Being moral - respecting capabilities of the supply chain
Being aware - of the supply chain could impact the world
Being fair - give and take in the supply chain

Question 3

CSR in academic debate

Answer 3

Welfare has not been new- in 1930 markets and spencer introduced there staff welfare program

Question 4

6 key concepts in the CSR supply chain

Answer 4

1- unstable buyer and supplier - bonus driven
2 - continuous price pressures - time changes prices
3 - increased quality demands - trends
4 - shorter lead time - quick product concepts
5 - product specification - length of time carrier bag can respond
6 - cancellation of orders - the pressure of different products types and what will and will not sell

Question 5

CSR Impact on buying and merchandising

Answer 5

Buying environmentally friendly
Coping acceptable cultures
Gifts from suppliers

Question 6

A fashion example of CSR

Answer 6

Timberland boots believe that if you see an organic apple and a regular Apple that has pesticides people see the the organic label they are more likely to buy. It’s the same with fashion if you see a good labels on this fashion garment people are more inclined to buy as the customers will feel good about themselves

Question 7

What is CSR

Answer 7

This is when the business is responsible for behaving ethically, social responsibly and improving the workforce. All included within and without the business model