Welcome to the CSR Practice Website

Corporate Social Responsibility has historic roots in philanthropy and ethical employment practice, but today is widely understood as a fundamental principle for progressive, modern organisations. The Government describes it as the business contribution to sustainable development.

In practice it is the voluntary actions that business can take, over and above compliance with minimum legal requirements, to address both its own competitive interests and the interests of wider society.

With issues like climate change, globalisation, technology and seismic shifts in economic power, impacting the familiar worlds of work, business and citizenship, many organisations are looking to change the way they operate.

Making sense of this is where CSR Practice can help. Some companies are just realising that from October 2007 they will have to report on employee, social and community activities, some are wrestling with new standards demanded by their business customers, others are seeing that their competitors are using new business models based on CSR, to transform their businesses into high performance organisations.

CSR Practice uses a range of techniques to help organisations both large and small to address key questions. Why are my Stakeholders so important? Is there a business case for ethical practices? What are the up and coming legal requirements? Why do I need to know what my employees think about the environment? Why am I losing customers to an upstart “green” company?

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Our initial discussions are always free, so please contact as by phone or email with your query.