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Social Responsibility and Ethics
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Social Responsibility and Ethics

CSR Disclosures & Ethics
Created byProf Robert Ebo Hinson
Last updated 10/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand How CSR Relates to customers
  • Understand how CSR Relates to Employees
  • Understand the Different World Views on CSR
  • Learn about Corporate Social Initiatives

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Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 2h 31m total length

  • Assurance of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosures16:42
  • Ethics20:36
  • Conflict of Interest in Organisations16:06
  • Establishing a Company's Ethical Culture I17:29

    Define core values and mission, establish an ethical climate, perform stakeholder analysis, and apply moral development concepts from pre-conventional to post-conventional to pursue fairness and justice.

  • Establishing a Company's Ethical Culture II28:29
  • Ten Ethical Issues That Most Businesses Face16:21
  • Ten Common Obstacles to Ethical Business18:21

    Identify ten common obstacles to ethical business—greed, groupthink, tunnel vision, self-interest, labor-cost pressures, fear, and double standards—and learn strategies for accountability, transparency, and ethical leadership.

  • Ten Ways Managers Can Keep Their Companies Ethical17:34

Requirements

  • Your Desire to Learn about Business and Societal Expectations of same

Description

Introduces the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as it relates to customers, employees, the environment and society at large. It also explains the sometimes complex relationship between business and society by focusing on assurance of CSR disclosures, ethics, conflict of interest in organisations, what it takes to establish a company's corporate ethical culture, and suggests ways managers can keep their companies ethical.

Who this course is for:

  • Advanced Level Undergraduate and Post-Graduate Students of Ethics; as well as any business practitioner

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