Human resources as corporate social responsibility champions: exploring the CSR-HR value chain
Human resources as corporate social responsibility champions: exploring the CSR-HR value chain
A rising challenge for many corporations has been the integration of CSR principles with business strategies and practices, with the credibility of CSR hinging primarily on actual implementation.
This paper argues that the Human Resource (HR) function can play a critical role in embedding CSR within corporations through facilitating CSR strategy development, implementation and any related change issues.
Through a systematic review of relevant CSR and HR literatures, this paper highlights important interfaces between HR and CSR and proposes a conceptual model, the CSR-HR value chain, which captures the roles that HR can assume in implementing CSR.
Dirani, A.
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Jamali, D.
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Harwood, I. A.
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Dirani, A.
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Jamali, D.
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Dirani, A., Jamali, D. and Harwood, I. A.
(2010)
Human resources as corporate social responsibility champions: exploring the CSR-HR value chain.
11th International Human Resource Management Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
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A rising challenge for many corporations has been the integration of CSR principles with business strategies and practices, with the credibility of CSR hinging primarily on actual implementation.
This paper argues that the Human Resource (HR) function can play a critical role in embedding CSR within corporations through facilitating CSR strategy development, implementation and any related change issues.
Through a systematic review of relevant CSR and HR literatures, this paper highlights important interfaces between HR and CSR and proposes a conceptual model, the CSR-HR value chain, which captures the roles that HR can assume in implementing CSR.
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11th International Human Resource Management Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2010-01-01
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I. A. Harwood
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