What is Corporate Social Responsibility? - InnoTrain CSR
What is Corporate Social Responsibility? - InnoTrain CSR
What is Corporate Social Responsibility? - InnoTrain CSR
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<strong>CSR</strong> interfaces within the company<br />
3.7. Employee motivation for environmentally-conscious conduct<br />
In short<br />
The environmentally-conscious conduct of employees in the daily routine of<br />
the company puts the ecological aspects of a <strong>CSR</strong> strategy to the practical<br />
test. At the same time, simple measures for an environmentally-friendly<br />
workplace can also generate significant cost savings within the company.<br />
Learning targets<br />
� Be able to translate environmental management topics practically and easily<br />
manageable to the workplace of individual employees<br />
<strong>CSR</strong> learning contents<br />
<strong>Corporate</strong> environmental management systems such as ISO 14001 and EMAS have<br />
become the trademark of forward-looking corporate management before <strong>CSR</strong> was in<br />
the d<strong>is</strong>cussion. In some companies, the corporate environmental protection grew into<br />
a comprehensive claim to act as a role model not only with respect to ecological<br />
topics but also with respect to social and corporate business concerns.<br />
For all intents and purposes, waste separation, measures to save resources such as<br />
e.g. energy and water across all corporate entities and sectors are absolutely part of<br />
the daily routine, irrespective of environmental management certifications. More and<br />
more, the protection of the environment <strong>is</strong> considered a "Necessity", because nonobservance<br />
<strong>is</strong> not only associated with legal and financial consequences, but also<br />
with a negative image for the company. On the other hand, the environmentallyconscious<br />
conduct inside the company also has a positive impact on the balance<br />
sheet with respect to the question about energy efficiency, for example by reducing<br />
the costs for the manufacture of products and the operation of office buildings and<br />
sales areas. How well a company fares in terms of environmental protection and<br />
energy efficiency significantly depends on the employees. With their conduct, they<br />
can achieve a continuous improvement and save resources through a number of<br />
small measures.<br />
When integrating and training employees to achieve climate-related and<br />
environmental goals inside the company, the motivation of every individual employee<br />
<strong>is</strong> an essential factor. Important multipliers can be identified within the company and<br />
used to encourage employees for specific and routine changes in their conduct. Th<strong>is</strong><br />
The project "<strong>InnoTrain</strong> <strong>CSR</strong>" <strong>is</strong> organized by GILDE GmbH and has been funded with support from the European Comm<strong>is</strong>sion. Th<strong>is</strong> publication reflects the<br />
views only of the author, and the Comm<strong>is</strong>sion cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. 12/2010<br />
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<strong>InnoTrain</strong> <strong>CSR</strong><br />
www.csr-training.eu