Topic 2 Flashcards

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What is social

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-refers to people

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What is Responsibility

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-refers to a duty or obligation towards someone

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What is Social Responsibility

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-refers to a businesses obligation towards the welfare of people

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What are Stakeholders

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  • Employees
  • Suppliers
  • Consumers
  • Shareholders
  • Investors
  • Regulators
  • Communities
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What is the Definition of corporate social repsonsibility

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  • To conduct business operations in such a way that it contributes to the welfare of stakeholders and the environment
  • It is about businesses doing more than what is expected of them by regulators.
  • Not only does a business’s involvement in corporate social responsibility benefit communities and the environment, it also benefits the business itself.
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How does it help for business being involvement

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  • Helps to recruit the best candidates.
  • Helps to improve a business’s image.
  • Helps to build customer loyalty.
  • Helps to attract investors who want to invest in a business that is socially responsible.
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What are the Initiatives taken by businesses

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  • Each business has its own way of being socially responsible.
  • Some businesses focus more on uplifting communities, while other businesses focus on the environment.
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What are the Social Responsibility Initiatives taken by businesses

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  • Protecting the environment.
  • Providing education and training for disadvantaged people.
  • Delivering services that government is slow to deliver.
  • Investing in the well-being of employees, their families and communities.
  • Investing in potential customers and their major stakeholders.
  • Investing in potential suppliers and small businesses that can impact on job creation and poverty alleviation.
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