AC1.3: Explain the responsibilities of an organization and strategies employed to meet them Social responsibility is one of the Red Driving School’s obligations that has set-up are geared towards ensuring the operations of the business are friendly to both the community and the environment. In other words, the company’s corporate responsibility focuses on improving its services both indoor and outdoor; in an effort to increase its vision and gain competitive advantage. As a result, Red Driving School
President Richard Nixon established the Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to protect human health and the environment through enforced laws and regulations (The Guardian: Origins of the EPA). Originating from his Reorganization Plan Number 3 in July of 1970, the Environmental Protection Agency was Nixon's vision that he presented to Congress that would regulate environmental protection and protect human health (The Guardian: Origins of the EPA). Many individuals in Congress suggested
world-class animation studio and business franchise which leads the company to become the leader by the industry. Besides that, the company has a great emphasis on corporate social responsibility. This is evidenced in that fact that The Walt Disney Company is one of the companies with the best Corporate Social Responsibility reputation in 2016 (“Forbes Magazine”). To maintain its reputation and its third position since 2014, The Walt Disney Company has written codes that formally announce their commitment
respect towards the environment. All its activities are being conducted based on the best interest of the environment. There is exclusive usage of natural resources and energy which is checked thoroughly by environmental studies made by appropriately trained staff. Furthermore the company provides the service of collecting or transporting waste from the ships that arrive at the ports. It responses and cooperates with other services in order to protect and preserve the marine environment from potential
The Environment protection Act, 1986 defines as “environment includes water, air and land which exist between the water, air, land (nature) and human beings and other living creatures. In Ancient time: In the ancient time, the environment’s protection and clean up the environment was the essence of Vedic culture. The preservation of the earth framed a passionate article of faith, reflected in the day to day lives of the people and furthermore revered in myth art, culture and religion. In Hindu religious
that they want to protect the natural environment through the creation of Marine Park, wildlife preserve and national parks. These expenses for the conservation work is brought out by tourists through entrance fees, accommodation fees and transportation fees. In addition, ecotourism can also let the people know that they can assist to protect ecosystem by restrict the damage of logging, land clearance and
and work life. Corporate social responsibility is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality life o the
installation and give consent to participate in such strict workplace environment before receiving employment. Employees will give consent as long as they are able to manage their privacy appropriately. In the other hand, as a manager, it is important to realize that employees will not be working 100% of the time. Employees will have several hours a week in which there is no work to be performed. It is management’s responsibilities to create a trustworthy infrastructure in their organization. Management
follow the economic model of social responsibility, they mostly believe that there are already too many legislation on food industry, when really there’s not enough of them. In the movie “Food, Inc.,” it says that companies do not want farmers to talk nor let the people to film the CAFO. The food companies do not want the public to know the truth; they don't want people to see how they ruthlessly treated the animals or how unsanitary the food-making environment is. Food companies, especially the
Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Importance on Businesses? Corporate Social Responsibility has been viewed as the sense of responsibility exhibited by a company towards the community and environment within which it operates (Business Dictionary, 2014). The definition of Corporate Social Responsibility can further be broadened to account for volunteering and philanthropy through an expansion from the stakeholders’ perceptive. Implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility may go beyond compliance