A comprehensive training powerpoint that covers corporate social responsibility in the workplace

1. Corporate Social
Responsibility
Sample

2. Practicing Good
Governance and
Ethics
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3. Promote Compliance (1 of 5)
 Conduct business ethically and
honestly
 Promote legal and regulatory
compliance at every level
 Conduct risk analysis on a regular
basis along with compliance monitoring
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4. Information Security
Enhancement (1 of 2)
 Information security— the practice of
defending information from
unauthorized access, as well as
ensuring that no data is lost when
technical issues arise
 Systems in place for handling
confidential and personal information
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5. Being Involved in
Communities (2 of 8)
 Philanthropy / cause sponsorship
– This often doesn’t have a direct
impact on business, but it does
increase a company’s overall
reputation and exposure
– Involves the donation of money,
food, clothing, toys, and other
items to selected causes
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7. Responsibility (2 of 7)
 Responsibility to customers
– Focus on customer satisfaction
– Quality assurance (QA)
• Quality assurance is the process of
ensuring the quality of goods and
services as well as other business
activities
– Dialogue with customers
• Make sure customers always have
someone they can talk to
– Utilizing customer feedback
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8. 5 Steps for Effective
Reporting (2 of 4)
– Prepare
• What are your organization’s major
impacts
• Develop an action plan
– Connect
• Identify your key stakeholders
• Talk to them about what they think
are important sustainability topics
that your organization should
manage and report on
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9. Quality Assurance Testing
(2 of 3)
– Observe international safety standards
and official safety laws and regulations
– Ensure safety during normal use as
well as any foreseeable misuse
– Provide product safety design training
to product designers
– Respond to product defects
• Promptly carry out product recalls if
the need arises
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10. Ensuring Sound Supply
Chains (6 of 7)
– A sidenote:
– Contractors provide goods or services
to another entity under agreed upon
terms
– Subcontractors agree to perform part
or all of the obligations of another’s
contract
» Ex. An architect might be the
primary contractor in a business
agreement, and any suppliers and
services he/she uses for lumber,
labor, and other needs would be
subcontractors.
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11. Green Procurement and
Purchasing
 Applying PDCA to procurement:
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12. Benefits of Participating
(1 of 4)
 Financial benefits:
– Reduced energy and water usage and
costs
– Reduced paper, waste and associated
costs
– Reduced materials in production of
products
– Grants available for improved
sustainability practices
– Visibility of performance of buildings due
to mandatory reporting
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13. Energy Efficiency (2 of 2)
 The LEED program encourages energy
efficient building designs.
– LEED: Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design
– Obtaining LEED certification shows
that your company cares about
energy efficiency, resource
conservation, and the environment
– The green standards of LEED also
reduce the costs of operation and
increase the value of your assets
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14. Product Packaging and
Recycling (1 of 2)
 Consider the impact that your
products’ materials have on the
environment.
 What can you do to reduce that
impact?
– Product packaging
• Use recycled paper whenever
possible
• Use vegetable-based inks for inserts
and manuals
• Use recyclable cardboard packaging
when applicable
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15. Evaluating Your Current
CSR Status (3 of 7)
 Does your company comply with
relevant laws and regulations across
all facilities?
– Does it have fair and transparent
employment contracts for all workers?
– Do your company and its suppliers
stand against the use of child and
slave labor?
– Does your company pay taxes
according to appropriate national laws?
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16. Write Down Your CSR
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths Weaknesses
Transparency / Reporting
Human Rights
Compliance with Laws
Labor
Environment
Health and Safety
Competition
Taxation

17. Setting Goals for
Improvement (2 of 2)
The Triple Bottom Line:
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18. Download “Corporate Social
Responsibility” PowerPoint presentation
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Slides include: Definition/s of corporate social responsibility,
Learning objectives, Etymology, 11 slides on practicing good
governance and ethics, 3 points on PDCA cycles, 12 slides on
community involvement, 12 slides on creating value for
stakeholders, 10 slides on transparency and accountability, 7
slides on product safety and quality assurance, 11 slides on
supply chain management and green procurement, 13 slides
on the treatment of employees, 17 slides on environmental
sustainability, 22 slides on creating a CSR strategy, 9 points on
developing your strategy, 10 points and a writing exercise for
evaluating your current CSR status, 7 points for setting goals
for improvement, 3 points for the Triple Bottom Line, action
plans and much more.
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