Communication System And Corporate Social Responsibility...

According to Chanin Eimsark (2008), the research regarding on communication system and corporate social responsibility of business in Thailand aiming to investigate business system and operation to corporate social responsibility to Thai business as well as communication of business socially responsible of business enterprise to public by studying the companies awarded CSR awards from the Stock Exchange of Thailand (2006) as followings; (1) Bangchak Petroleum Public Company Limited (Thailand) company , (2) PTT Public Company Limited (Thailand), and (3) Siam Cement Thailand Public Company Limited (Thailand). The study found that three companies launched a principle involved in the corporate social responsibility by clearly scheduled and adhered action since the companies were established. 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