Corporate responsibility in the Automotive Industry
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published 06/10/2008
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Organizations work for the consumers and claim that they are the ones who make it possible for the generation of goods and social benefits. On the other hand consumers are of the opinion that organizations exist because of consumer endorsement. Organizations would not be possible had it not been for the selection and preference. These are two of the views that prevail in the corporate sector when arguing social responsibility. The proliferation of the issue over the years has increased due to the number of cases where organizations are considered to be socially irresponsible. For example the oil spill in Iraq, Nike's sweatshops in Thailand, Shell's political involvement in Nigeria and child labor in Pakistan. But that is not the only areas that raise issues regarding the corporate responsibility.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Problem statement.
- Industry overview.
- Discussion.
- Value creation and responsibility.
- Corporate social responsibility in the automobile industry and the need to be responsive.
- What makes an organization credible.
- The corporate sector - irresponsible and immoral.
- Conclusion.
