Cindy Huynh Subject: Assignment #1 – Societal Role of Business and Social Responsibility Oil & Gas Company Social Responsibility In today’s world it is no longer enough for a corporation to serve customers, employees, and shareholders. It is the responsibility and duty of a corporation to serve the communities where they do business and enhance competitiveness of the company while simultaneously advancing social and economic conditions. This concept is called corporate social responsibility
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had a significant influence on the company. Furthermore, SF held 25% of share capital when WFJ was duly incorporated. Later, SF was appointed as a director of the company. Subsequently, SL insisted that the following provision be included in the articles of association of WFJ, despite SF stating that she has no ambition to take any significant role in the company: “Wong Siu Foong shall be appointed to the Board of Directors for as long she holds shares in the Company, and shall not be removed without
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When thinking of the biggest lie in the world of Human Resource, what comes to mind at the end of the year when most companies consider the annual review and the pay increase that’s tied to the yearly performance ritual? If “we believe in pay for performance” comes to mind, Kris Dunn’s article “The Tyranny of the merit matrix” will help you remove that lie as a human resource professional. As much as human resource professionals would love to see the top performer get a ten percent raise just for
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stores worldwide. Current growth strategy - The development based on an internal growth strategy. In fact, Stacrbucks employs 182000 employees all over the world who are always well-cared by the company.The vast majority of stores are company owned and company runs. - Within 27 years, it is estimated that Starbucks opens two stores a day on average. The number of stores in UK and US is quite tremendous (700 stores in UK and 6700 stores in US).Thus, the coffee market in these two countries are
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V b b b b b b b b b b b n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n b b b b h h jj h h n n Thesis Statement: Utility of Stakeholder Theory for Sustainable Business Introduction Strategies employed by international companies to gain competitive advantage over their rivals differ from one company to another. One way of doing this is ensuring that they are environmentally conscious in how they partake their activities. In this modern age, they should not only focus on profit making but also consider how
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Women in the Work Place What was once thought to never happen has become more and more of a necessity in the workplace, women. More and more companies are starting to put women in the higher levels of management due in part to the knowledge and skill women have. Women are just as qualified as men in many aspects of today’s society. However, this is not easy since there is still an overwhelming sense of gender bias in today’s workplace. Many corporations feel as if women are not as good
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Thompson−Strickland−Gamble: Crafting and Executing Strategy: Concepts and Cases, 16th Edition I. Concepts and Techniques for Crafting and Executing Strategy 1. What Is Strategy and Why Is It Important? chapter one © The McGraw−Hill Companies, 2008 1 What Is Strategy and Why Is It Important? Strategy means making clear-cut choices about how to compete. —Jack Welch Former CEO, General Electric A strategy is a commitment to undertake one set of actions rather than another. —Sharon Oster Professor
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What is international business? What are the primary reasons that companies engage in international business? International business consists of all commercial transactions (private or governmental) such as sales, investment, and transportation that take place between two or more countries. Companies` primary reason to engage in international business is to make profit, however government may not be motivated by profit. Firms engage in international business for three main reasons; expanding sales
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passage focusing on “Guidelines for Designing Incentive Compensation Systems (p. 335).” Select two of these guidelines and discuss how they are being implemented in organization you are familiar with. Do you think there are serious disadvantages for companies that do not follow these guidelines? Guidelines for designing incentive compensation system is so important to ensure that the performance target set for each individual or team involvement that the individual or team can personally affect the work
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Synopsis In 2012, NStar Electric & Gas and Northeast Utilities legally merged to become one company under the name Northeast Utilities. Northeast Utilities is an energy company that provides electricity and natural gas services to Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Two years later, these entities are still functioning as two separate, disjointed companies with few connections to unify them. Customers are being affected by the inconsistencies in service. The organizational development
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