Sunday, October 9, 2016

CSR Reflection Week #2 - September 26, 2016

Values framework focuses on human dignity, which includes truth, love and faith, hard work, social justice and integrity. Have you ever asked yourself why human dignity is important?

Human dignity, or moral development is a procedure of change. It implies shedding off the old self and putting on the new self. For the transformation to be add up to, it should work inside the individual. It includes another state of mind, another impression of substances. For the Filipinos, this change starts with the new perspective of human dignity. The main key esteem is that of the self, showing in a human individual. The human individual has esteem, not due to what he is regarding belonging, however for what he is an animal skilled by God with intellect and will. Just in light of the fact that he has human poise, he has certain rights and obligations crucial to his improvement.

There is a requirement for intellectual transformation. One ought to be prepared to deny what is false to acknowledge what is valid. This includes honest to goodness sympathy toward study and research denying false bits of gossip as a dependable wellspring of data. Creating inventive and basic thinking with a specific end goal to change our surroundings and build up a culture expressive of the thoughts and desires of the Filipino individuals and manufacture structures for an equitable and humane society.

Also, a requirement for good change in love is also a need. Love for the great ought to be the premise of choices and decisions. One ought to be prepared to choose not on the premise of what is pleasant or unpleasant, convenient or inconvenient, yet exclusively on the premise of what is unbiasedly great in light of the current situation.

Religious confidence is likewise required. Reason and good intentions are insufficient. There must be that confidence in the Almighty God who holds us in the palm of His hand. In our need, we approach God and hear him out through our souls. At that point God will help us discover our approach to him.

CSR Reflection Week #1 - September 19, 2016

As a college student, I honestly think that CSR is one of the topics I will surely be interested in to. I personally like how CSR came out with a concept in which it is constantly evolving. It simply goes past philanthropy and requires the organization to act past its legitimate commitments and to more joined social, characteristic and moral worries into association's business strategy.

Today, businesses developed as a standout amongst the most intense foundations on the earth. A portion of the greatest organizations on the planet are truth be told, greater in size than a portion of the creating nations of the world. Globalization makes the world littler, and business, around the world, is extending more than ever. Organizations are extending their operations and intersection geological limits.

I learned so much from this week's discussion. The first is that, Corporate Social Responsibility is a long-term strategy. It means aligning  business strategy and operations with universal values, it can lead to fundamental transformations of strategies, operations, relationships, corporate culture, and identity, and it includes philanthropy-but much more.

Ethics and Business. What I learned about ethics is that it concerns an individual's ethical judgements about good and bad. Ethics is a prerequisite for human life. It is our method for choosing a game-plan. Without it, our activities would be arbitrary and careless. There would be no genuine approach to work towards a target in light of the way that there would be no genuine approach to pick between countless. Indeed, even with a moral standard, we might be not able seek after our objectives with the likelihood of achievement. To the degree which a reasonable moral standard is taken, we can effectively sort out our objectives and activities to achieve our most imperative qualities. Any imperfection in our morals will diminish our capacity to be fruitful in our attempts.

Choices taken inside an association might be made by people, however whoever makes them will be impacted by the way of life of the organization. The choice to carry on morally is an ethical one; workers must choose what they believe is the right strategy. This may include dismissing the course that would prompt the greatest transient benefit. By means, lack of corporate social responsibility, by correlation, may harm an association's notoriety and make it less speaking to partners. Therefore, benefits could fall.

Values change in response to many influences which includes technology, shifts in population, education, changes in basic institutions, and affluences. On the other hand, values can be classified whether it is theoretic, economic, aesthetic, social, political, religious, or ethical.