QTR 4 REVIEW Corporate Social Responsibility

SY 2021-2022

Second Term

MODULE 5
Corporate Social Responsibility
MODULE 6
Employer Responsibilities and Employee Rights
MODULE 7
Business and Environmental Sustainability
MODULE 8
Ethics and Marketing
MODULE 9
Social Entrepreneurship
MODULE 10
Creation of a Social Enterprise

Beyond legal and economic duties, many business organizations exert efforts to give back
and give more to society—a concept called corporate social responsibility (CSR), which is
the central topic of this unit.

FOURTH QUARTER

Corporate Social Responsibility

Refers to practices and activities that business organizations adopt in
the course of their operations which have social and environmental

impacts and relevance.

More than making a profit, a business organization has a responsibility

to society.

Corporate Social Responsibility

• Duty not to cause harm to others

•Responsibility to prevent harm at all cost

•Responsibility to do good

Duty not to Cause Harm to Others

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It is the company’s responsibility NOT to cause harm to a property or a person.

Duty not to Cause Harm to Others

Responsibility to Prevent Harm

It is a company’s ethical responsibility to prevent harm
from happening. This is often referred to as the DUTY OF

CARE of an organization.

A socially responsible business
organization attracts and retains

better employees who are proud of
the organization they work for and

who speak highly of it.

Responsibility to Prevent Harm- overrides other ethical considerations

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IMPLEMENT

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Responsibility to Prevent Harm

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Responsibility to Do Good

Making the society a better place

Providing solutions to social issues

Giving support to education, arts,
and culture

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Responsibility to Do Good

​Research on the Coca Cola Foundation and deliberate on how each component (TAYO) of its CSR program impacts the community.

​Activity 1: 4 Groups WW1 (10pts)

Models of Corporate Social Responsibility

•Economic Model

•Philanthropic Model

•Social Web Model

•Integrative Model

Q4: 4 Groups WW 1 (30 PTS)

• By groups (4): Briefly Explain the CSR Model and give an example.

• Present to class (max 15 min)

(Absentees will not be included)

Economic Model

Based on the traditional view that a business’s raison d’etre
(reason of existence) is to respond to the demands of the
market by providing products or services and to earn
profits for its shareholders.

The society benefits from the success of business
organizations which are indirectly fulfilling their social
responsibility by contributing to the growth of the economy
and by providing jobs to more people as they grow and
expand.

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Philanthropic Model

This model of CSR describes the free will of
business organizations to contribute to social
causes as a matter of philanthropy.

Positive Publicity while providing their stakeholders the chance to
participate in the activities

Earn tax holidays and deductions

Not seeking any reputational benefit

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Social Web Model

This model views business organizations as citizens of the
society in which they operate.

As members of the society, business organizations must
conform to the normal ethical duties and obligations that
are expected from them.

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Social Web Model

STAKEHOLDER THEORY

Every business decision has an impact
on a wide variety of people, that is,
providing benefits to some and imposing
costs on others.

According to R. Edward Freeman, the
stakeholder theory addresses morals
and values in managing a business, with
the consideration of the stakeholders’
interest.

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Integrative Model

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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SUSTAINABILITY

What is a social

enterprise?

• A for-profit business organization that

seeks solutions to social issues.

• Brings social goals into the core of its

business model and fully integrates
economic and social goals

Integrative Model

Integrative Model

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY = GOOD BUSINESS SENSE

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