BUS8421 - Leadership, Management, & CSR: Sadhu Case Study Analysis

This case study analyzes the ethical implications of corporate social responsibility (CSR) using the Parable of the Sadhu. The assignment explores how characters in the parable mirror the behavior of businesses, often prioritizing self-interest over ethical conduct and stakeholder well-being. It examines ethical issues through the lens of established principles like the CRT Principles and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), highlighting discrepancies between actions and ethical codes. The role of leadership and management in promoting CSR and ethical behavior, as emphasized by frameworks like Archie Caroll’s CSR Pyramid, is also discussed. The assignment emphasizes the importance of leaders ensuring compliance with ethical standards and fulfilling CSR responsibilities. The references used in the assignment are also listed.