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Discussion 1: "Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Global Citizenship" Please respond to the following: JAPMAN on this discussion my last name starts with an L. SO, I will be doing the Pro part of the discussion, thanks.
• For this post discuss the pros and cons of CSR, but with a twist. Students whose last name ends in A - L will post their initial response to the discussion post from a Pro perspective; students who last name ends in M - Z will post their initial response to this question from a Con perspective. After the initial responses, students can respond from either perspective.
• Make your case whether business should focus on maximizing their investors' returns (Con) or balance their responsibility to their investors with their responsibilities to their other stakeholders (Pro). List at least two examples that support your position. Be sure to use terms and resources from Chapter 3, including the Instructor Insights, to demonstrate your understanding of corporate social responsibility.
Discussion 2:
Please respond to the following:
• Based on your experience and Chapter 2 in your textbook, select the compliance issue that you believe is the most challenging for an average HR department. Provide a rationale with your response. Then, respond to at least one of your classmates who chose a different challenge and try and persuade them to your way of thinking.
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Formulate the conversation you would have with the employee
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Prints the entire contents of the array
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