Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Is One Of The Fervently Debated Issues: Finance Assignment, NCI, Ireland

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is one of the fervently debated issues in today’s intensely competitive trade world. The idea has long progressed from being simply a “nice but optional” practice to being essentially obligatory for many businesses, and as such these organizations are now more likely to behave responsibly towards key social issues.

Organizations incorporating CSR into their business strategy in order to enhanced brand image, their reputation, to increased financial and shareholder value, build a good relationship with suppliers and government (KPMG, 2011). In view of the success of CSR, several studies have investigated the impact of CSR on the different viewpoints of the organizations, such as financial performance (Brammer and Millington, 2008), relationship with internal and external stakeholders (Snider, Hill and Martin, 2003) and strategic contexts (Porter and Kramer, 2002) but failed to discuss the CSR from an employee perspective.

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