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Corporate Social Responsibility in Malaysian PLCs: 2007 Status Report
This report shows the current status of CSR within Malaysia and how listed companies are responding to social and environmental challenges in the 21st century. CSR Asia was commissioned by Bursa Malaysia to undertake the research by designing a CSR survey in line with international standards. The survey covered the four dimensions defined in the CSR Framework launched by Bursa Malaysia in September 2006: Marketplace, Workplace, Environment and Community.
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Work life balance in Hong Kong:
Survey results
This report, based on a survey of 1,027 employees in Hong Kong, reveals the general improvement in work-life balance of Hong Kong employees compared with our same study done in 2004. It contains the results of a questionnaire-based survey distributed in cooperation with Hong Kong employers.
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Reporting on
Community
Impacts
This research project was initiated by
the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and carried out by the University of Hong
Kong and CSR Asia, together with GRI staff. The
objective was to gain a better understanding of
current practices of the reporting of community
performance and impact in terms of approach,
type of information, patterns (by sectors and
geographical locations) as well as how this relates
to the GRI G3 Guidelines.
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Priorities for Corporate Social Responsibility: A Survey of Businesses and their Stakeholders
This a summary report of the survey, which was undertaken by the CSR Asia in association with the Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management at the University of Hong Kong. The main aim was to find out what Hong Kong businesses and their stakeholders thought were the most important factors in determining what is socially responsible.
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Environmental Reporting and Disclosure in China
This is a comprehensive 70-page guide covering areas such as Chinese laws and regulations, corporate reporting and disclosure in China, the features of corporate environmental reporting and disclosure in China, future developments, recommendations for companies and possible business opportunities.
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