Need For Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate social responsibility focusses on the idea that a business has social obligation above and beyond making a profit. It requires a management to be accountable to the full range of stakeholders.Author Name: ROMA JAIN
Corporate social responsibility focusses on the idea that a business has social obligation above and beyond making a profit. It requires a management to be accountable to the full range of stakeholders.
Need For Corporate Social Responsibility
Meaning
 Corporate social responsibility focusses on the idea that a business has social  obligation above and beyond making a profit. It requires a management to be  accountable to the full range of stakeholders. Corporate social responsibility  is the continuing commitment by the business to behave ethically and contribute  to the economic development of the country while improving the quality of life  of the workforce and their families and local community and society at large.  CSR is achieving commercial success in the ways that honour ethical values and  respect people, communities and the natural environment. CSR is a combination of  policies, education and practices which extent throughout a corporation’s  operations and into the communities in which they operate. CSR is the commitment  of businesses to behave ethically and to contribute to the sustainable economic  development by working with all stakeholders to improve their lives in the ways  that are good for business and the society at large.
 
 Scope
 It is a way of integrating the economic, social and environmental imperatives of  business activities.
Why There Is A Need For Corporate Social Responsibility?
1. Better Public Image:
 Each firm must enhance its public image to secure more customers, better  employees and higher profit. Acceptance of social responsibility goals lead to  improve public image.
 
 2. Conversion of Resistances Into Resources:
 If the innovative ability of business is turned to social problems, many  resistances can be transformed into resources and the functional capacity of  resources can be increased many times.
 
 3. Long Term Business Interest:
 A better society would produce a better environment in which the business may  gain long term maximization of profit. A firm which is sensitive to community  needs would in its own self interest like to have a better community to conduct  its business. To achieve this it would implement social programmes for social  welfare.
 
 4. Avoiding Government Intervention:
 Regulation and control are costly to business both in terms of money and energy  and restrict its flexibility of decision making. Failure of businessmen to  assume social responsibilities invites government to intervene and regulate or  control their activities. The prudent course for business is to understand the  limit of its power and how to use that power carefully and responsibly thereby  avoiding government intervention.
Importance of Social Corporate Responsibility
· It aims at consumer protection.
 · It aims at protection of local and global environment .
 · It ensures respect for human rights.
 · It results in avoiding bribery and corruption.
 · It promotes adherence to labour standards by companies and their business  partners.
Benefits of Corporate Social Responsibility
· Productivity and Quality: Improved working conditions, reduced  environmental impacts or increased employee involvement in decision making which  leads to – increased productivity and defective rate in a company.
 
 • Improved Financial Performance: Socially responsible business are linked to  positive financial performances. Improved financial results are attributed to  stable socio political legal environment, enhanced competitive advantage  through better corporate reputation and brand image, improved employee  recruitment, retention and motivation and a more secure environment to operate  in.
 
 • Brand Image And Reputation:
 A company considered socially responsible can benefit both from its enhanced  reputation with the public as well as its reputation within the business  community, increasing the company’s ability to attract trading partners.
 
 • Access To Capital: The growth of socially responsible investing concept  means companies with strong CSR performance have increased access to capital  that might not otherwise have been available.
ISBN No: 978-81-928510-1-3
Author Bio: An Enthusiastic Lawyer
Email: jainroma15@yahoo.co.in
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