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Attualizzazione dei valori aziendali nella business practice

AZIENDA INDUSTRY NAZIONE

Apple Computers USA

Amazon Servizi Internet e Retailing USA American Express Consumer Credit Card e relativi

servizi

USA

Berkshire Hathaway Insurance USA Boeing Aeronautica e Difesa USA

Una volta identificate le aziende, si è proceduto a verificare il grado in cui i core values all’interno dei values statement perseguono le quattro dimensioni che costituiscono l’orientamen to verso la SR.

3.2.2 Risultati

Dall’analisi è risultato che, mentre 18 aziende su 20 presentano almeno due dimensioni all’interno dei propri valori, soltanto 2 soddisfano tutte e cinque le dimensioni perseguendo una vera e propria politica di CSR.

Costco Grande Distribuzione Organizzata

USA

Disney Entertainment USA

Fedex Delivery USA

General Electric Elettronica USA Google Servizi Internet e Retailing USA Johnson&Johnson Pharmaceuticals USA Microsoft Computer Software USA

Nike Apparel USA

Nordstrom Grande Distribuzione Organizzata

USA

Procter&Gamble Saponi e Cosmetica USA Southwest Airlines Trasporto Aereo USA Starbucks Food Service USA Whole Foods Market Alimentare USA

Toyota Veicoli GIAPPONE

3.2.3 Discussione

Questa ricerca condotta all’interno di un campione che compren de 20 tra le aziende più ammirate al mondo, conferma il fatto che, nonostante le aziende comunichino con orgoglio di perseguire una politica di CSR, solo in una minima parte di esse viene portata avanti in maniera effettiva e coerente con la propria cultura ed i propri valori, dimostrando che tali pratiche vengono spesso meramente considerate come uno strumento per migliorare la propria immagine di fronte ai vari stakeholder ed al pubblico in generale. Quindi, affinché un’azienda possa aspirare a perseguire una concreta politica di CSR, è necessario che incorpori quest’ultima all’interno dei propri valori aziendali, in modo che i principi costituenti la responsabilità sociale possano guidare ed influenzare ogni decisione e pratica aziendale.

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