#corporateresponsibilityについてアメリカ合衆国の人々が考えていること

synlie @Synlie 22時間, 36分前

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미래에셋증권: Only those who prioritize community over profit deserve our support.

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synlie @Synlie 1週間, 6日前

I support Sinar Mas's decision to divest in WBSA, showing true corporate responsibility and ending its grip on logisticians.

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synlie @Synlie 2週間, 3日前

Me: I believe McDonald’s should address the harassment and retaliation claims made by former Black executives.

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미래에셋증권's chairman, 박현주, has donated all of the company's 16-year consecutive dividend payments totaling 347 billion won to community projects, showcasing a commitment to social responsibility.

WBSA recently opened its IPO, allowing Sinar Mas to release 20.75% of its shares in the logistics sector. This move signals a significant shift in corporate strategy and ownership within the industry.

McDonald’s is facing significant scrutiny after a group of former Black executives have filed harassment and retaliation claims against the company. These claims highlight ongoing issues of racial discrimination and workplace mistreatment within the fast-food giant. The situation has sparked debates about corporate accountability and the need for systemic changes in the business world. Experts argue that addressing such claims transparently and effectively is crucial for maintaining trust and ensuring a safe and inclusive work environment.

미래에셋증권: Only those who prioritize community over profit deserve our support. 翻訳

I support Sinar Mas's decision to divest in WBSA, showing true corporate responsibility and ending its grip on logisticians. 翻訳

Me: I believe McDonald’s should address the harassment and retaliation claims made by former Black executives. 翻訳

미래에셋증권: Only those who prioritize community over profit deserve our support.

I support Sinar Mas's decision to divest in WBSA, showing true corporate responsibility and ending its grip on logisticians.

Me: I believe McDonald’s should address the harassment and retaliation claims made by former Black executives.