PDF-[DOWNLOAD] - The New Rules of Corporate Conduct: Rewriting the Social Charter

Corporations operate under the terms of a largely unwritten constantly changing social chartera dictum as forceful as their written legal charter Wilson explores the rules that are beginning to govern corporate performance rules that arise from societys ever changing values and expectations Provoking these changes are four formative forces the power shift from the public to private sector globalization economic restructuring and the transforming technologies of the computer and communications revolution The rules emerging from them will dictate higher standards and changed behavior in seven crucial areas of corporate conduct Wilson argues that corporate social responsibility is no longer a peripheral public relations activity Rather it is an integral part of corporate strategy Trends may seem to be running in corporations favor but the same trends also place greater responsibility and higher public expectations on corporations The next decade says Wilson is likely to be a critical testing time for democracy market systems and by extension the private corporation His book is a detailed analysis of the seven new rules and what their impact will be on US and ultimately world corporations Wilson concludes his book with a detailed agenda of needed and workable corporate responses to the new rules and cites the initiatives that many corporations are already taking to live by themThe seven new rules of conduct that corporations will have to observe sooner rather than later 1 Legitimacy to earn and retain social legitimacy the corporation must define its mission in terms of social purpose rather than the maximization of profit 2 Governance the corporation must be thought of managed and governed as a community of stakeholders not as the property of investors 3 Equity corporations must strive to achieve greater perceived fairness in the distribution of economic wealth and the treatment of stakeholder interest 4 Environment corporations will have to integrate the practice of restorative economics and sustainable development into the mainstream of their business strategy 5 Employment they must rewrite the employment contract addressing the values of the new work force 6 PublicPrivate Sector Relationships corporations must work with governments to achieve a viable and publicly accepted redefinition of their societal roles and responsibilities 7 Ethical Conduct corporations will have to elevate and monitor the level of ethical performance to earn the trust which is the foundation of sound relations with stakeholder groups Is all this impossible Not at all says Wilson and he documents how many of Americas most successful companies are operating in whole or in part by these rules already and how others have begun doing so with immediate positive results. 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