Lpg Market Prospects in India

In spite of all advantages mention earlier about ethically and socially responsible business practice, it also has disadvantages, limitation and challenges. The most common and obvious limitation would be the cost that comes together with every investment a business does in order to meet all publicity’s requirements, for instance setting up Ronald McDonald House Charities. Every business has a goal which is at the top of their goal list and it is to be profitable. What is more, it is challenging to maintain the publicity’s and stakeholders’ satisfaction when investing into the society, employees and the environment.

John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods once said "Business social responsibility should not be coerced; it is a voluntary decision that the entrepreneurial leadership of every company must make on its own." (Mackey, 2005) In today’s society it is increasingly common for businesses to actively identify and become directly involved in the country and the global social issues and needs. It is now common

Social responsibility is a great way to not only to make profit; consequently, as well as building a

Being social responsible and encouraging small local firms to produce by buying some goods from them would be opportunities which can represent Alothaim in a good way in front of the society and the government.

Participating in the food bank program would benefit Company Q in becoming a better corporate citizen. In areas of high poverty the food bank supplies a service to those unable to afford food. The food bank must rely on donations from local individuals and businesses to be able to serve the community. Company Q could provide food to the food bank that would normally go to waste. In an indirect way this could affect the crime-rates in certain parts of the city if theft was due to unaffordable goods such as food. The lack of trust in their employees reflects poorly on Company Q. With no prior evidence that this has or was happening these assumptions towards the workforce, a stakeholder, are unfounded. Company Q can easily rectify this situation by making a simple and easy to follow standard operating procedure that would make the food bank donations transparent and resolve any discrepancies that could arise between management and employees. Following this plan would benefit the community, workforce, and make Company Q a better corporate citizen.

After many years of customer requests, Company Q began selling a very limited amount of health-conscience and organic products. When local food banks asked for donations of day-old products, management declined due to worries over employee theft and fraud. If Company Q had looked at this request through the eyes of a socially responsible business, they could have donated the left over products to those in need, which in turn, would have given the perception that Company Q is concerned about the people in the neighborhood. When the residents of a neighborhood see or feel that a company is giving back to the community, they are more willing to patron the business. “The actions of a company color the perceptions, behavior, and well-being of its customers, prospects, and the community at large, affecting its own health as well as that of the world around it.” (McKee, 2012) Employees who work in the grocery store would also feel a sense of pride that their employer is giving back to the people who spend their hard earned money at their store. Employees who are happy and proud of where they work have less

Lastly, Company Q decides to throw away food products, instead of donating it to the local food bank. Sadly, this behavior demonstrates a concern for profits before people attitude, which is socially irresponsible. Businesses can no longer ignore social issues because a business is a part of our society. For Company Q to become more socially responsible its sole objective must not only be to make a profit. But include concerns and responsibilities to the general welfare of the communities and societies in which they operate.

In getting more supermarkets to participate we can lower the number of food deserts. Through educating our nations young adults we can help them to make better eating decisions and lower obesity

The world we live and operate BusComm Enterprises in is becoming increasingly smaller as the development of technology allows us to be more in touch with what is happen on a global scale. This allows BusComm Enterprises an opportunity to increase our Corporate Social Responsibility by partnering with a local charitable organization that reaches beyond the boundaries that are drawn a map and helps those who are facing a humanitarian crisis.

The following report will be based on natural gas. Specifically, it will cover the uses of natural gas, factors affecting the supply and demand, costs and benefits of natural gas, the international trade of natural gas, particularly Russian and American imports/exports and finally substitutes to natural gas.

Petrenko. A. Corporate social responsibility [Power Point Slides]. Retrieved from Lecture Notes Online Web site: https://moodle.yorku.ca/moodle/course/view.php?id=39261

project that addresses the problem of hunger in the community in which we live and work,

As seen in the short film on The Responsibility Project's website, Greyston Bakery is an impressive company that is succeeding in both a business and ethical context. Baking its brownies has brought financial health to the company, as it has worked with major retailers like Ben & Jerry's for years. The Bakery then takes its business model and extends it to cover community development as well. According to the company, it is not just about money, it's about "what's going on behind the brownie. It's not just a great tasting brownie, but it's supporting a mission" (The Responsibility Project 2012). Here, the social mission and profit mission are intertwined. This aims at not only helping the community at hand, but also inspiring others to adopt similar models. It is a push to focus on a philosophy of "business for good and not evil" (The Responsibility Project 2012). In this, the company is making

Bushwick Cooks aims first to prove the power of connecting the dots, so that members of struggling communities have access to the healthful diet and lifestyle enjoyed by the wealthy and upwardly mobile. Further, it aims to show that this is economically sustainable, because it dramatically lowers public health costs for fragile populations while building local businesses, creating job opportunities, expanding marketable skills in the local labor pool, and knitting together a powerful community around food. Bushwick Cooks’ parent agency RBSCC is built on the premise that when we are effective in creating opportunities for the most fragile among us to thrive, rather than displacing or ignoring them, we can generate sustainable value. Bushwick Cooks exists to prove this premise when it comes to access to healthful food.

Government initiated the linkage of Adhaar to LPGs, later it claimed that this linkage had proved fruitful as it has generated a huge amount of LPG savings ranging from 14,000 - 30,000 crore. However when proper analysis was recorded it was discovered that only 8% of such savings were affected because of Adhaar and rest were due to downfall in