Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility – definition

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) relates to how a business attempts to achieve objectives other than those purely related to maximising returns to shareholders.

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CSR includes ethical objectives, and those designed to minimise the negative effects of the business on the environment, or on the local community.  CSR is often regarded as a form of self-regulation in terms of regulating business activities which fall outside the scope of its legal responsibilities. For example, while tax avoidance is not illegal, a business might stop aggressively seeking out and implementing complex tax avoidance schemes.

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