Responsabilidad Social Empresarial Essay

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Responsabilidad social empresarial
Introducción

Presentación:

Las empresas tienen un rol fundamental para el crecimiento de una comunidad y generan a su vez la creacion de riquezas, el crecimiento tecnológico y el desarrollo. Hoy en día las empresas buscan integrar en su organización la responsabilidad social que tiene el objetivo de apoyar a la comunidad en la resolución de problemas sociales, ambientales y económicos. La Responsabilidad Social Empresarial, como menciona Gonzalo Vargas Forero en su escrito Responsabilidad social empresarial, Ciudadania y Desarrollo, se define como un conjunto de políticas y acciones que las empresas adoptan de manera voluntaria para contribuir a la sociedad, proteger a la naturaleza y mantener buenas relaciones con los agentes interesados en ellas.
Pero ¿Las empresas realmente adoptan ser socialmente responsables por que es un medio de incrementar sus utilidades o para mejorar el entorno que las rodea? Estas interrogantes nos permiten mostrar dos perspectivas a través de las cuales la sociedad ve a la responsabilidad social empresarial.
La dimensión a analizar en este artículo será la social adoptando la perspectiva del bien común sobre el bien individual, lo cual, en este caso significara que la decisión de una empresa busque mejorar a toda la comunidad sin afectar sus utilidades.

Justificación:

Las decisiones que toma una empresa pueden beneficiar o perjudicar a toda una comunidad, dado que gran parte de la comunidad forma parte de su estructura, ya sea como proveedores, consumidores o incluso trabajadores. Una empresa con responsabilidad busca el bienestar social y medioambiental con las prácticas que en ella se ...

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