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Corporate Citizenship |
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Corporate Citizenship A company's responsibility to its community and to the world as a whole. A company's corporate citizenship includes passive acts such as avoiding pollution or positive acts such as building a park near its factory. A company may engage in corporate citizenship for charitable or philanthropic reasons, but may also do so to protect its profits. That is, a company known for poor corporate citizenship is more likely to invite boycotts or to drive away potential customers. See also: Ethical investing. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Apart from environmental targets, the Merck Corporate Responsibility Report for 2009 contains a wealth of examples of sustainable business, good corporate citizenship and the social commitment of the company and its employees. GAC Qatar boosts corporate citizenship with gifts to hostel being the acknowledged global pioneer in sustainability reporting initiatives and KPMG, whose commitment to corporate citizenship globally in environment, healthcare, education and community development initiatives is renowned, Lord Hastings' draws from the organisations' expertise and his own experiences to add much value to the topic being discussed. |
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