What is the realistic expectation various stakeholders of businesses as to “corporate social responsibility.”?
A realistic expectation is that the corporation will do what it says it will do. A corporation does not have to have a corporate social responsibility charter they do so because they either believe it is right and that people will want to work for a socially responsible company and their customers and other stakeholders such as investors will look kindly on them, or they do it soley because they want to be seen to be doing socially responsible things but do not have the comittment to deliver. Action is what seperates good corporations from bad ones so quite simply they should do what it says on the tin.
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