Choosing a Job - Europeans, Americans and Russians
Autor: cool-world • October 15, 2018 • Essay • 372 Words (2 Pages) • 535 Views
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Europeans, Americans and Russians will prefer a socially responsible company when choosing a job, all other things being equal. According to the European research, it is important to know that the company is socially responsible to society and the environment
In Russia, CSR is much less common than in highly developed countries and there are many reasons for this. In Russia, the bulk of the population is not involved in the process of buying and selling shares, so the capitalization of companies is poorly dependent on public opinion, the Russian economy is not yet highly competitive. Finally, not developed institutions of civil society do not yet allow to establish effective public control over the activities of large corporations
On 1 January , 2016, the Agenda for Sustainable Development—adopted by world leaders in September 2015 at an historic UN Summit — officially came into force
The sustainable development goals are aimed at meeting the needs of the population of both developed and developing countries. The new Agenda includes all three elements of sustainable development – social, economic and environmental, as well as peace and justice.
the main goal of sustainable development is to improve the quality of life of people without disrupting the ecosystem. In turn, the economy is developing using the latest scientific developments and without destroying natural resources
Even if the company is engaged in charity, and in the course of its activities pollutes the environment or violates human rights - it can not meet the requirements of CSR.
CSR becomes a new business philosophy in which companies should focus their activities not only on making a profit , but also on achieving the public good and maintaining environmental stability
in the beginning, no one wanted to admit the fact that he had invested in Discovery Oil, they said that they know nothing about oil accept Lord Brigsley. He agreed with Stephen and told his history about borrowing a hundred and fifty thousand pounds to buy the shares
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