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A research on the effects of social responsibility activities on employees' performance in companies

2010
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Osman Avşar Kurgun

Abstract (EN)

The concept of social responsibility is being used as the social responsibility of corporations generally while representing the responsibilities of both all individuals and organizations regarding the environment and the society basically. However, the scope of organizational responsibility have expanded in time. The expectation from the organizations is to exceed the minimum standards on environmental problems, employee rights, human rights and the like.In this study, the organizations? social responsibility attitudes towards their employees and the effect of this situation on employee performance have been measured. The data of the study has been gathered from 119 employees who work in 4 different factories located in Manisa Industrial Zone. The sample firms in this study operate in different sectors. Two of the sampling firms operate in automotive industry, one of them operates in aluminium and window blind and one of them operates in spare parts for heavy industrial engines.As a result of this study, it has been found out that organizations? social responsibility towards their employees do effect the performance of their employees. Of the variables that form the social responsibility towards the employees, maintaining healthy and secure working conditions, setting the discipline, salary, the job structure have the most powerful effect on performance. These activities do not only effect SA 8000 applications in a favorable direction, they also effect employee performance positively.Keywords: 1) Social Responsibility 2)Performance Criteria 3) Employee Performance 4) SA 8000 Social Responsibility Standard

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Dr. Alper Öztürk

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Alper Öztürk (Master Thesis). A research on the effects of social responsibility activities on employees' performance in companies, 2010, Dokuz Eylül University.

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