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Ev&csr - Aima - 2010
Ev&csr - Aima - 2010
And
Corporate Social
Responsibility
Unit: 1
Introduction
1.What is Ethics & Ethical Standards
Arthashastra:
It lays down as a duty of a manager to keep
complete accounts; It also mentions that he
should be subject to an audit, that his
accounts should be looked at time and again
for their clarity and truthfulness.
Akbar and Operational Frame work:
The framework in which one operates has to
be well defined, otherwise due to vagueness
that leads to loss of ethics.
British Period:
British govt, operating till 1947, they gave
India a complex but a good system of rights,
obligations, duties, an operational
framework etc.
Historical perspective on Ethics
Treat all men with fairness and justice
-- Consumer protection
Injustice of rules
Injustice of Implementation
2.Pride
I don’t need the acceptance of other people to feel
important.
5.Perspective
Get oneself focused and allows them to listen to
ones inner self and to see things more clearly.
Desired and Desirable Values:
Desired Values:
Desired values are the actual ones, which guide the
person’s life.
The actual behaviour of a majority of the members
of that society.
2.Minimize Harm
Ethical journalists treat sources, subjects and
colleagues as human beings deserving of respect.
Journalists should:
Show compassion for those who may be affected
adversely by news coverage. Use special sensitivity
when dealing with children and inexperienced
sources or subjects.
Be sensitive when seeking or using interviews or
photographs of those affected by tragedy or grief.
2.Water:
-- Not utilizing the highest rain falls
-- Deforestation
-- Negligence on the part of soil conservation
-- monsoon water disappears into the sea.
-- water pollution
-- Scarcity of groundwater [70,000 tube wells
added every year]
--Pollution water in river/ lakes
-- Fishing had been affected.
-- Flood damage due global meltdown etc.
3.Forests:
India is losing 1.3 million hectares of forest every
year.
- Deforestation, Soil erosion
- Construction of Dams by deforestation
- Droughts due to deforestation
4.Dams:
-- affected the lives of local people.
-- Wildlife destruction.
5.Atmosphere
-- Acid rain in developing countries
-- Increase in vehicles and pollution
-- pollution leads to health problems etc.
6.Habitat
-- Urban population / slum population
-- Lack of amenities leads to dirty prone to sickness
-- Due to tourisms also forest have destroyed.
Unit :8
Leadership & Ethics
1.Responsibilities of Managers
2.Approach to ethical Decision making
3.Key ethical concepts for leaders
4.Ethical Attitudes of India Managers
Ideas of Work:
1.Managers are leaders of men.
If the managers adopt for themselves a higher set
of ideals, develop a visionary purpose in life and a
missionary in action, then the entire organization
becomes surcharged with effectiveness.
Non-Discrimination
Avoid discrimination against colleagues or students on the
basis of sex, race, ethnicity, or other factors that are not
related to their scientific competence and integrity.
Animal Care :Show proper respect and care for animals when
using them in research. Do not conduct unnecessary or
poorly designed animal experiments.