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💛 Business Ethics And CSR Form A Descriptive Perspective 💛

  • Bikas Pandey (Senior Journalist & Ethics Consultant)

 🔵 12 Points

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🎈 Ethics in business is not just about adhering to laws; it is about fostering an environment where integrity, honesty, and fairness are integral to the culture.🍳

🎈 There is evidence that practitioners and academic researchers have different perspectives on the relationship of business ethics and CSR. 🍳

🎈 Using communities of practice theoretical perspective provides insights that are important to understanding business ethics and CSR activities in the context of a business organization. 🍳

🎈 Business ethics and CSR have only informal relationships and diverse meaning in practice. This is in contrast to many academic scholars interpreting business ethics and CSR as similar and interrelated.🍳

🎈 Business ethics refers to the principles and standards guiding businesses in conducting their operations responsibly.🍳

🎈 CSR is a part of business ethics and reject those that believe business ethics and CSR are interchangeable.🍳

🎈 Ethical decision-making helps companies avoid scandals, build trust with stakeholders, and maintain a solid reputation in the market. 🍳

🎈 Customer perceptions of these two constructs makes a significant contribution to advancing knowledge related to improved understanding of how the two constructs contribute to value and stakeholder satisfaction. 🍳

🎈 If managers and customers can draw distinction between the two constructs then academic scholars need to reexamine their belief that the constructs are interchangeable. 🍳

🎈 Businesses now acknowledge that ethical lapses can lead to severe reputational damage and financial losses. 🍳

🎈 At the same time, CSR initiatives have evolved from optional goodwill gestures to being a core part of strategic planning. 🍳

🎈 Existing research on relationship business ethics and CSR related to brands is based on several different perspectives. 🍳



🔵 Bikas Pandey


🔵 Senior Journalist & Ethics Consultant 💛💛

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About the Author:

Bikas Pandey holds MA (Philosophy) and MJMC, bringing a wealth of expertise in Journalism and Mass Communication. With a deep commitment to ethical media practices, he has honed his skills across Print, TV, and Digital platforms. As an Ethics Consultant and Digital Product Business Strategist, Bikas excels in crafting content strategies that marry integrity with innovation. His bilingual proficiency further enhances his ability to navigate diverse media landscapes with impact.



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