Overview
#1 How important is CSR to you
#1. Our textbook defines corporate social responsibility early in chapter1 as "an organizations's obligation to maximize its positive impact on stakeholders and minimize its negative impact" (Ferrell, O.C. et al 2022, p10). Considering what you have learned about CSR and specific examples that have appeared in case studies read, if you were seeking a new job, how important would their CSR activity be in a decision to work for someone. Break this down: where does it matter to you and why? Use specific examples. (For example, if a company/organization I was considering working for has a program like what was described in the Starbucks case study about (describe) then ... the reason for this its positive impact affects ....
You don't need to stay tied to the Case Studies in LM14 but may also use examples from Wells Fargo and Whole Foods.#2 -Issues of Concern
#2. The 5 case studies read over the semester collectively have about 15 ethical issues, scandals, or criticism of their business practices described.
Select one issue, NOT previously described by another student in your group, that you feel might prompt you to consider taking action (e.g., considering new employment, discussing it with supervisors, anonymously reporting the issue, etc).
- You need to name the case study company and then describe the issue.
- Why does this issue cross the line (perhaps using content from chapters 6-8 on ethical decision making) to be considered a major concern (perhaps integrating descriptors from chapters 4 and 5 listing ethical issues in business))?
- Be specific in describing your concern and using terms learned in the course.
- #3 Group ConsensusCOLLAPSE
Chapter 12 - Most interesting
Most Concerning