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Participation in staff engagement campaigns at large healthcare organisations: a focus group study. [PDF]
BMJ LeadJames R, Lewis J, Stroud L.
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2020
Abstract Establishing a worldwide corporate identity is a priority for most organizations nowadays. To do so, they generally include in their corporate websites ELF self-presentations that were either initially written in the companies’ home language for their home audiences and simply translated into ELF, or written in ELF with an ...
Philippe D’Iribarne +4 more
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Abstract Establishing a worldwide corporate identity is a priority for most organizations nowadays. To do so, they generally include in their corporate websites ELF self-presentations that were either initially written in the companies’ home language for their home audiences and simply translated into ELF, or written in ELF with an ...
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2019
In September 2015, it appeared that the Volkswagen Group had circumvented the rules for testing diesel car exhaust gases. Although the organization presents itself as eco-friendly, it used a “default device” for diesel cars to produce less CO2 during test situations.
Jan van der Stoep, Peter Jansen
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In September 2015, it appeared that the Volkswagen Group had circumvented the rules for testing diesel car exhaust gases. Although the organization presents itself as eco-friendly, it used a “default device” for diesel cars to produce less CO2 during test situations.
Jan van der Stoep, Peter Jansen
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Strategy & Leadership, 2000
The general concept of stakeholder management seems to be widely accepted, but its central tenet of “balancing” interests was prominently abandoned during the 1990s, as corporations favored financial interests rather than the balanced treatment proposed by stakeholder theory.
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The general concept of stakeholder management seems to be widely accepted, but its central tenet of “balancing” interests was prominently abandoned during the 1990s, as corporations favored financial interests rather than the balanced treatment proposed by stakeholder theory.
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“Managing” Corporate Community Involvement
Journal of Business Ethics, 2009In academic research, many attempts have been undertaken to legitimize corporate community involvement by showing a business case for it. However, much less attention has been devoted to building understanding about the actual dynamics and challenges of managing CCI in the business context.
Glac, Katherina +2 more
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Corporate Communication an Introduction
Javnost - The Public, 1996(1996). Corporate Communication an Introduction. Javnost - The Public: Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. 7-13.
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