The Corporate Social Responsibility Analysis Of Starbucks
Starbucks is a well-known coffee company and coffee chain around the world. It was founded in Seattle, Washington, the US in 1971. Nowadays, it was stated that, in 2016, Starbucks operates internationally in 25,085 locations (Satista, n.d.). Those include 116 branches in the UAE (Alshaya, n.d.). Furthermore, Starbucks has a number of subsidiaries, for example, Teavan, Tavo Tea and Evolution Fresh. Almost all the subsidiaries that Starbucks has are involved in the beverage industry. Starbucks has expanded their product line to include food, cold and hot beverages and they sell some products, for example, coffee tumblers. Interestingly, Starbucks products could be also found in the supermarkets and the buyers can buy it online. Starbucks is
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They are achieving their mission by their corporate social responsibility activities (CSR). Corporate social responsibility (CSR), it is the way that the company manages their business to manage the processes of a business to support the society positively. There are three main types philanthropy, community-based development and creating share …show more content…
It’s very remarkable when Starbucks decided to hire 1,000 of refugees. It shows how much they are concerned about the things that are happening in the world and want to help the people who are suffering from these unfortunate events. By hiring these refugees it will benefit the economy, the refugees, and Starbucks. Another thing I found it interesting is that Starbucks trying to help their employees to continue their education and pay for it. This will help encourage people who can’t afford to pay for their tuition costs to come and work for Starbucks and finish their education. However, the issue with this is that the program only focuses on US employees. I think it would be better if Starbucks implements this program to the countries that have a high percentage of students who dropped out of the university because they can afford it. Also, I would advise Starbucks spends more on philanthropy. Meaning that they should collaborate with campaigns around the world, not only in the United
They are achieving their mission by their corporate social responsibility activities (CSR). Corporate social responsibility (CSR), it is the way that the company manages their business to manage the processes of a business to support the society positively. There are three main types philanthropy, community-based development and creating share …show more content…
It’s very remarkable when Starbucks decided to hire 1,000 of refugees. It shows how much they are concerned about the things that are happening in the world and want to help the people who are suffering from these unfortunate events. By hiring these refugees it will benefit the economy, the refugees, and Starbucks. Another thing I found it interesting is that Starbucks trying to help their employees to continue their education and pay for it. This will help encourage people who can’t afford to pay for their tuition costs to come and work for Starbucks and finish their education. However, the issue with this is that the program only focuses on US employees. I think it would be better if Starbucks implements this program to the countries that have a high percentage of students who dropped out of the university because they can afford it. Also, I would advise Starbucks spends more on philanthropy. Meaning that they should collaborate with campaigns around the world, not only in the United