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Engaging employees to take part in CSR activities

It is not only important for organizations to formulate CSR strategies but also important to make them to be adapted by their employees. The human resource department and corporate social responsibility are closely interrelated with each other (Sharma, Sharma and Devi, 2009). Read more »

Need for Corporate social responsibility in organizations

Corporate social responsibility practices make employees stay for a longer period of time by lowering down the costs and disruption of retraining and recruitment (Haynes and Nunnington, 2010, p 203). Read more »

Implementation of the polices recommended for sustainable development

Sustainable development is defined as the process of utilizing the natural resources for meeting the needs of the present without depleting them thereby saving them to be used by the future generations too. Economy and environment are the two eyes of any nation. Read more »

Need for internal job posting in organizations

Many organizations today have a policy that requires internal job posting before conducting an external hunt for candidates (Riley, 1996). The use of internal job posting programs signifies that the organizations’ preference is more towards internal recruitment than going in search of candidates outside. Read more »

Change management for implementation of corporate social responsibility

The human resource department takes initiatives to propagate its corporate social responsibility initiatives to its workforce (Tara and Laura, 2008). Read more »

Importance of transformational leaders in an organization

Transformational leaders are those who continually strive towards improving their leadership qualities and also stimulate their followers to exhibit outstanding performance (Bass, 1985). Narayanamurthy, the founder of Infosys, is one such example. Read more »

Strategic Listening

Sound decision-making depends largely on the quality of information utilized for the purpose. One needs to be well informed about both the external and internal environments while working into corporate. Read more »

Corporate social responsibility contributions to organizational development

Corporate social responsibility is not just doing appropriate thing because it is correct. It also produces indirect and direct business advantages and benefits to the corporations that adopt it (L’Etang and Pieczka, 2006). Read more »

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