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Corporate social responsibility and a living wage

8 Nov 2012

The objective of this paper is to consider the possible connections and avenues for cooperation between the living wage movement and the broader corporate social responsibility community, by: providing information on what international best practice norms on corporate social responsibility (CSR) recommend organizations do to compensate their employees, and how paying employees a living wage can help them address that recommendation; and identifying people from various stakeholder groups that would be interested in engaging with anti-poverty or community stakeholders groups to address the living wage issue.
health human rights education politics economy poverty social security business corporate social responsibility employees employment ethics labour labour economics minimum wage unemployment ilo csr employee society living wage wage and benefit global reporting initiative living wage movement social responsibility of business socially responsible iso 26000

Authors

White, Robert G

ISBN
9781771250344
Pages
30
Published in
Canada

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