Corporate Social Responsibility—Crafting A Competitive Advantage
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) reflects a company’s commitment to ethical business practices and social accountability. The practice of CSR is centered on community engagement, sustainability, safety, ethical governance, supplier diversity and citizenship. Practicing CSR deepens a company’s ties to the community (ies) in which it operates.
Art Wake, president, Aramark Uniform Services, says CSR helps his company do more than provide customers with uniforms or food services programs. “At Aramark, we’re focused on initiatives that support our diverse workforce, ensuring responsible sourcing, protect our environment and strengthen our communities.” Another operator, Ed Arzouian, compliance & special project manager at Bates ...
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