Ghazi University Dera Ghazi Khan

1. Corporate social responsibility

2. Roles of Members
 Rizwan Ahmad
 Mahazr Hussain
Slides 1 to 6
01
 Muhammad Qadeer
 Muhammad Irfan 52
Slides 7 to 10
02
 Jevria Yameen
Slides 11 to 12
03
 Nalain zhara
 Muhammad Irfan 38
Slides 13 to 14
04

3. Our Team Style
Rizwan Ahmad
Admin
Qadeer
Irfan#52
Members
Mazhar
irfan#38
Members
Jawria
Naliam
Female Members

5. Corporate social responsibility
Corporate social responsibility(CSR)
is how companies manage their
business processes to produce an
overall
Positive impact on society.
Corporate social responsibility is a
management concept where by companies
integrate social and environmental
concerns in their business operations and
interactions with their stakeholders.

6. Corporate Social
Responsibility
Goal
Long term
Sincerity
Market
Responsibility
Ethics
Sustainbility
Resources

7. Carroll's four part pyramid
Economic responsibilities1
Legal responsibilities2
Ethical responsibilities3
Philanthropic responsibilities4

8. Carrolls four parts pyramid
 Philan-tropic
responsibilities
 Ethical responsibilities
 Lega responsibilities
 Economical
responsibility

9. Economic responsibility in Carroll's CRS pyramid:
Be profitable
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The economic responsibility of companies is about producing
goods and services that society needs and to make a profit
on them.
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Required by society
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Only way to survive and
benefits society in long term
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10. Legal responsibility in Carroll's CSR pyramid:
The liability for an act and the obligation to repair and damage caused by
that act in criminal law, a persons mental capacity to understand and
answer in court for the actions.
This is the
responsibility to
obey laws and
other regulations.
E.g.
employment,com
petition,health
and safety.

11. Ethical responsibility in Carroll's CSR pyramid:
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Ethical responsibility consists of what is generally expected
by society over and above economic and legal
expectations.
E.g. treatment of suppliers
and employees.
This is the responsibility
to act morally and
ethically.
With this responsibility,
businesses should go
beyond narrow
requirements of the law.

12. Philanthropic responsibility in carrolls CSR pyramid:
This is the responsibility to give
back to society.
E.g. charitable donations staff time
on projects.
The responsibility is discretionary
but still important
The philanthropic responsibility of businesses includes the
voluntary or discretionary activities and practices of
businesses.

13. Evaluating Carroll's CSR
pyramid
Strengths:
The model is easy to
understand.
Simple message
CSR has more than
one element. Emphasis's importance
of profit.

14. Weaknesses:
Perhaps too simplistic
weakbesses
Businesses don’t always do what
they claim when it come to CSR
Should ethics be at the top.

15. Thanks for Yours attention