CSR Analysis: Jones Company, Volkswagen and Marketing Publication
VerifiedAdded on 2019/09/24
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This report examines the corporate social responsibility (CSR) failures of the Jones Company and Volkswagen. The Jones Company faces issues including environmental pollution from packaging and unfair employee treatment. The report highlights Volkswagen's emissions scandal, where they produced engines exceeding legal nitrogen oxide limits. The analysis emphasizes the negative consequences of disregarding CSR, such as damage to corporate image, legal issues, and executive terminations. The report advocates for adherence to ethical standards, environmental protection, and fair employee practices, referencing the importance of marketing publications to promote sustainable development and a positive corporate image. The report references the need for companies to prioritize CSR to attract customers, maintain a competitive edge, and avoid legal repercussions. The conclusion stresses the importance of implementing policies like recycling and providing proper employee notices to foster a positive corporate culture and safeguard the company's reputation.
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