Sainsbury's CSR Report: Management, Operations, and Societal Impact

This report provides an overview of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and examines how Sainsbury's management fulfills its duties towards the business environment. It highlights the advantages and the increasing need for CSR, including improving financial resources, lowering operating costs, and accessing capital. The report focuses on four CSR initiatives by Sainsbury's, encompassing economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities. It discusses the positive impact of CSR on the community, supported public value outcomes, encouraged development, and enhanced relationships with clients. The conclusion emphasizes that businesses can increase their scale, develop brand image, and achieve stakeholder satisfaction through effective CSR implementation. The document is available for study purposes, and Desklib offers a wide range of similar resources for students.

Management and
Operations
TASK-3 (CSR)

Cover Content
 Introduction
 Advantages of CSR
 Need for CSR
 4 CSR initiatives by Sainsbury
 Impact of CSR
 Conclusion
 References

INTRODUCTION
Corporate social responsibility is a wide concept which
aims at providing social care to society.The following re
port will help learner to understand how Sainsbury man
agement is fulfilling its duties towards the buisness envi
ronment.

Advantages of CSR
Improve financial
resources
lowers operating cost
Access to capital
Goods safety and
lowers liability

Need for Corporate Social Responsibility
• Shrinking role of government
• Rise in customer needs
• Increased investor pressure
• Supplier relationship
• Labour market competition
• Stakeholder demand for discloser

Initiative Focused
Different initiatives are
taken with a view of
bringing
development in
society.

4 CSR initiatives by Sainsburry
• Economic responsibilities – Prime objective
for any company is to earn profit therefore this
becomes its first duty.
• Legal duty – It is important to follow laws
placed by government.

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• Ethical obligations – These are the
responsibility full filled as they are considered
to be right to do for business.
• Philanthropic responsibility – It involves
efforts for making a better society

Impact of CSR
• Positive impact on community
• Supported public value outcomes
• Encouraged development
• Enhances relationships with clients

Conclusion
• Business can increase its scale
• Develop brand image
• Achievement of stakeholders satisfaction

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