CSR
Business ethics initiative
CSR is an abbreviation with two common meanings in different contexts.
In business, it stands for corporate social responsibility, referring to a company's efforts to operate ethically and contribute positively to society and the environment: Their CSR initiatives include carbon reduction and community programs.
In customer service settings, CSR means customer service representative, the person who handles inquiries and complaints: The CSR helped me resolve my billing issue.
Those with investment in outcome
- outreachProactive community assistance
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- volunteerismUnpaid community assistance
inclusion · diversity · empowerment · collaboration · advocacy · awareness · grassroots · nonprofits
State of being see-through
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- complianceAdhering to requirements
- whistleblowingExposing hidden wrongdoing internally
Capacity to endure indefinitely
- emissionsSubstances released into air
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- recyclingReprocessing used materials
Gifts to organizations
- grantmakingDistributing charitable funds
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- sponsorshipFunded endorsement arrangement
- beneficiariesThose who receive advantages
Conveying documented information
- disclosureAct of revealing information
- ESGCorporate responsibility framework
- materialityState of being consequential
- auditFormal accounts examination
oversight · standards · SDGs · certification · benchmarking · ratings · framework · metrics
stakeholders
Those with investment in outcome
- outreachProactive community assistance
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- partnershipShared business arrangement
volunteerism · inclusion · diversity · empowerment · collaboration · advocacy · awareness · grassroots · nonprofits · NGOs
transparency
State of being see-through
- accountabilityObligation for one's actions
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- complianceAdhering to requirements
sustainability
Capacity to endure indefinitely
- emissionsSubstances released into air
- conservationPreventing waste or loss
- biodiversityRange of life forms
donations
Gifts to organizations
- grantmakingDistributing charitable funds
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- sponsorshipFunded endorsement arrangement
reporting
Conveying documented information
- disclosureAct of revealing information
- ESGCorporate responsibility framework
- materialityState of being consequential
audit · oversight · standards · SDGs · certification · benchmarking · ratings · framework · metrics · KPIs
- environmentalismecology, conservationism, recycling bins, campaigner, environmentalism
- reputationreputation, reputable, bad reputation, repute, disreputable
- business ethicscode of conduct, ethics code, codes of conduct, ethics training, ethics committee
- green businesssustainable business, ESG, green initiative, green marketing, green economy
- retinal medicineretinal detachment, macular degeneration, AMD, macula, fovea
- Train MakersBombardier, Siemens, Kawasaki, Baldwin, Lima
Pursuing greatest possible gains
CSRexploitation
Selfish use of others
labor exploitation · corporate misconduct · predatory practices · greenwashing · sweatshop labor
Decline of natural surroundings
corporate, corporation, corporations, social, socially, societal, society, societies, responsibility