Business Ethics and Social Responsibilities

Company Stakeholders

• Owners

• Investors

• Suppliers

• Customers

• Employees

long term interest of the business are best served when its profitability and growth are accomplished alongside its social responsibilities

• Corporate social responsibility

• Corporate citizenship

• Community stakeholder

CSDM - develops and manages programs, projects, and private-public partnership (PPP) platforms

• Center for Social Development Management
• Center of Social Development Management

• Center from Social Development Management

CCC - "knowledge hub" for corporate citizenship

• Center for Corporate Citizenship

• Corporate Citizenship Center

• Cash Conversion Cycle

IBLF - independent, nonprofit organization

• International Business Linkage Forum

• International Business Leaders Forum

• Internation Business Leads Forum

Obedience to local national and applicable international laws is included in legal responsibility and inherent to:

• Corporate Code

• Business Conduct and Codes of Ethics

• Corporate Governance Practices

defined as meeting other expectations not defined by law

• Philanthropic Responsibilities

• Legal Responsibilities

• Economic Responsibilities

• Ethical Responsibilities

PBSP

• Philippine Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

• Philippine Business for Social Progress

• Philippine Business of Social Progress

base of pyramid of global responsibility and performance

• Ethical Responsibilities

• Economic Responsibilities

• Legal Responsibilities

• Philanthropic Responsibilities

Manifestations of the practice of csr include the following:

• Rapport between the business and the community

• Sustainable environment programs

• Social commitment to programs beyond the immediate community of the enterprise

• Efficiency and dedication of employees