Linking CSR with corporate values critical to success | Executive | Financial Post

Linking CSR with corporate values critical to success | Executive | Financial Post: More and more companies embark on corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs. And why not? Customers like it, and perhaps even more importantly, so do employees. There’s evidence both here and in the U.S. that people – especially younger people – want to work for organizations that care about the way they impact or contribute to society. What’s more, CSR programs can be an important tool when you’re looking to align your culture with your strategy.

Companies share CSR best practices - Channel NewsAsia

Companies share CSR best practices - Channel NewsAsia: "SINGAPORE : Top company executives themselves are taking time out to serve communities.

Volunteerism is becoming a byword, which they said should sustain efforts to make companies socially responsible."

CSR Asia - Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia

CSR Asia - Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia: "Many countries in the Asia-Pacific region have traditionally been seen as emerging markets with rapid growth rates. With the global recession now impacting on developing countries that is all set to change. Whilst China and other growing economies are aspiring to attain national growth rates of 5-8% in order to maintain employment, the reality is that many of the poorer sub-regions in Asia are still very much developing and subject to renewed challenges of an economic slowdown with evidence that poverty, human health and standards of living are now being negatively impacted."