It’s the millennials. Well, thanks to James Carville, you know the rest. They perfected the selfie and log an average of 14.5 hours of electronic device time each day, so you’d be forgiven for assuming millennials weren’t particularly concerned about corporate social responsibility (CSR). But you’d be wrong. Millennials are the leading supporters of companies …
Saratoga uncovers the hidden value of community projects; they’re about more than just social impact. It’s commonly accepted that the majority of people want to work for companies who commit to social and community concerns (71% according to a 2000 Canada survey).Since 2012, Saratoga has been involved with the Khayelitsha Christian Academy (KCA), a community …
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Jasbir Grewal, Head, Fortis Charitable Foundation and Executive VP, Fortis Healthcare, discusses the challenges involved in implementing CSR at hospitals in India Is CSR a priority for corporate hospitals in India or is it mere tokenism? Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a priority for Fortis Hospitals. For Fortis, as an organisation, CSR has always been …
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Jaguar Land Rover is one of the most established and famous names in the UK’s manufacturing and engineering industry. Now owned by giant Indian company Tata, it employs 31,000 people in the West Midlands and Merseyside and has had a community relations department in place for 15 years.It was formed due to demand from employees …
Though the companies act which mandates two percent compulsory corporate social responsibility spending by the companies has been in force for over a year, yet the central public sector companies have not utilised over 50 percent of their funds.The Act may have notable feature in carrying out community welfare activities, but suffers from several lacunae …
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