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Starbucks aims to inspire people through its corporate social responsibility efforts like providing education benefits and mentoring programs for employees. It focuses on core social goals like ethically sourcing coffee beans and supporting youth leadership. While Starbucks has strong social programs, some experts argue it could do more to address issues like tax avoidance.
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- 2. Starbuck’s Corporate Social Responsibility “To inspire and nurture the human spirit – one person, one cup, and one neighborhood at a time.”
- 6. Starbucks Opportunities to Grow • Starbucks college achievement plan • Mentors through LinkedIn
- 7. Integrative, Philanthropy, Economic Model or Social Web?
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Editor's Notes
- Integrative model of corporate social responsibility, which is when social goals is the core of a business . Philanthropic model is when businesses are free to contribute to socal causes as a matter of Philanthopy. Social web model of corporate social responsibility expresses that a business must face all of the same duties and responsibilities that a stakeholder would. Business must keep human rights in mind and try their best to prevent harm and try to do the most good for the largest amount of people. Each decision a company makes effects a lot of stakeholders, some will benefit from the decision while others won’t, this circumstance is called stakeholder theory. Through social entrepreneurship, businesses find solutions to the problems and opportunities of the society. Economic model of corporate social responsibility is simply that business is just doing exactly what they are supposed to do, which is lawfully make a profit. This model simply states that if the business does not make a profit, the company will eventually close and employees will lose their jobs so there won’t be any room to be ethically and socially responsible anyways (Hartman, et al., pp.216, 222-224, 230).