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2018
Early Stage of Suistainability reporting: Case Study from the Czech Tobacco Industry
JINDŘICHOVSKÁ, Irena, Dana KUBÍČKOVÁ and M STRATULAT
Basic information
Original name
Early Stage of Suistainability reporting: Case Study from the Czech Tobacco Industry
Name in Czech
Rané stadium CSR reportingu: případová studie z českého tabákového průmyslu
Authors
JINDŘICHOVSKÁ, Irena, Dana KUBÍČKOVÁ and M STRATULAT
Edition
Bucharest, proceedings of the International Conference on Accounting and Management Information Systems, p. 627-642, 16 pp. 2018
Publisher
Bucharest University of Economic Studies
Other information
Type of outcome
Stať ve sborníku
Field of Study
50200 5.2 Economics and Business
Country of publisher
Romania
Confidentiality degree
není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství
Publication form
printed version "print"
Organization unit
University of Finance and Administration
Keywords (in Czech)
udržitelnost, CSR, obsahová analýza, tabákový průmysl, lokální specifika
Keywords in English
Sustainability report; CSR; content analysis, tobacco industry, local community.
Tags
International impact, Reviewed
V originále
Research objective: To examine the potentially controversial role of sustainability reporting in the tobacco industry and to see how the selected company reacted to the new EU Directive 2014/95/EU on non-financial reporting. Key findings: (1) The company was actively preparing for sustainability reporting even before the new regulation came into force. (2) The parent company was concerned about the impact of its activities on stakeholders includingthe local community. (3) Financial donations became less popular through the years. (4) The company states that it cares about the health of its customers, the working environment, and the labour conditions of its suppliers. Even though the company operates as part of a controversial industry, it is trying to convince stakeholders,using its reporting style, that it is socially and environmentally responsible.
In Czech
Research objective: To examine the potentially controversial role of sustainability reporting in the tobacco industry and to see how the selected company reacted to the new EU Directive 2014/95/EU on non-financial reporting. Key findings: (1) The company was actively preparing for sustainability reporting even before the new regulation came into force. (2) The parent company was concerned about the impact of its activities on stakeholders includingthe local community. (3) Financial donations became less popular through the years. (4) The company states that it cares about the health of its customers, the working environment, and the labour conditions of its suppliers. Even though the company operates as part of a controversial industry, it is trying to convince stakeholders,using its reporting style, that it is socially and environmentally responsible.
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