6 - Corporate Social Responsibility and Workers’ Well-being in Nigerian Banks
Corresponding Author(s) : Ibimidu Akindele
Revue africaine de sociologie,
Vol. 20 No 2 (2016): Revue africaine de sociologie
Résumé
Le focus habituel de la responsabilité sociale des entreprises au Nigeria a toujours été sur la
société ou la communauté où se trouve l’entreprise alors que la place des Travailleurs en tant que
partie prenante dans les affaires est généralement minimis. Cette étude examine a l’impact de
la responsabilité sociale des entreprises sur le bien-être des travailleurs dans le système bancaire
Nigeria. L’objectif était de savoir si des Etablissements de santé sont adéquats fournis aux
travailleurs des Banques pour répondre à leurs besoins en matière de santé au besoin. L’étude a
été Menée Auprès de Banques commerciales à dix Ilorin au nord-center du Nigeria alors que les données Primaires ont été par récupérées questionnaire auto-Administr de 160 participants.
Les participants ont été sélectionnés au moyen d’une technique échantillonnage d’en plusieurs
étapes, tandis que le Paquet statistique pour les sciences sociales (SPSS 19.0) a été utilisé pour
analyzer les données sur le terrain obtenues. Les Hypotheses formulées dans l’étude ont été Testees
à l’aide de l’outil statistique Chi-carré. Les résultats ont révélé que des employer in 85.0% des
participants fournissaient des services de santé, même si seulement 55.1% des Etablissements de
santé fournis étaient adéquats. Une relation significative a également été Trouvée entre le
bien-être des participants et les Établissements de santé fournis p <0.05, alors qu’il n’y avait
pas de significative relation entre le bien-être des participants et l’ADEQUATION des
Établissements de santé fournis par les participants employer in p> 0.05. L’étude a conclu que,
même si certaines Banques du pays fournissent des installations de santé à leurs Travailleurs, les
structures de santé sont pas fournies they suffisamment adéquates pour répondre aux besoins de
santé des Travailleurs. L’étude a toutefois recommandé un plan de santé plus complet pour les
Banquiers couvrent qui les services de soins de s me les soins intensifs, et les
autres maladies chirurgies mortelles.
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- Abiola, I (2014). Extracts from 2011 Financial Statements of six Commercial Banks in Nigeria.
- Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, Volume 5, No 22. Achua, (2008). Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigerian Banking System. Society and Business Review. Vol 2 P 57-71.
- Adeboye, O.R., & Olawale, S.R (2012). Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics: Effective Tools for Business Performance in Nigeria Banks, Interdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research Business, 4(5), 274-279.
- Adegbite, & Nakajima (2011). Corporate Governance and Responsibility in Nigeria.
- Electronic Journal of Discipline and Governance. Volume 8, 252-271.
- Ajede, S.A. (2011). Bank Recapitalization and Manpower Planning and Control. Paper Presented at the 6th ILERA (IIRA) African Regional Congress, Lagos, Nigeria.
- Akanbi, P.A., & Ofoegbu, O.E., (2012). Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Bank Performance. Journal of US-China Public Administration, 9,374-383.
- Akindele, R.I. (2001). Corporate Social Responsibility: An Organizational Tool for Survival in Nigeria. Ife Psychologia, 19, 113-126.
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Les références
Abiola, I (2014). Extracts from 2011 Financial Statements of six Commercial Banks in Nigeria.
Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, Volume 5, No 22. Achua, (2008). Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigerian Banking System. Society and Business Review. Vol 2 P 57-71.
Adeboye, O.R., & Olawale, S.R (2012). Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics: Effective Tools for Business Performance in Nigeria Banks, Interdisciplinary Journal of Contemporary Research Business, 4(5), 274-279.
Adegbite, & Nakajima (2011). Corporate Governance and Responsibility in Nigeria.
Electronic Journal of Discipline and Governance. Volume 8, 252-271.
Ajede, S.A. (2011). Bank Recapitalization and Manpower Planning and Control. Paper Presented at the 6th ILERA (IIRA) African Regional Congress, Lagos, Nigeria.
Akanbi, P.A., & Ofoegbu, O.E., (2012). Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Bank Performance. Journal of US-China Public Administration, 9,374-383.
Akindele, R.I. (2001). Corporate Social Responsibility: An Organizational Tool for Survival in Nigeria. Ife Psychologia, 19, 113-126.
Akingbola, R.O., & Adigun, A.O. (2010). Occupational Stress and the N i g e r i a n Banking Industry. AJ .economics and engineering, ISSN.2078-0346.
Amaeshi, K.M., Adi, B.C., Ogbechie, C., & Amo, O.O. (2006). Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigeria: Western Mimicry or Indigenous Influences? Journale Social Citizenship, 24, 83-89.
Anene, C., & Anene, F. (2013). Corporate Social Responsibility and Employee Health in the Nigerian Banking Sector. International Journal of Business and Social Research. Volume 3 No 6.
Branco, & Rodrigues (2007). Positioning Stakeholders Theory within the Debate on Corporate Social Responsibility. Electronic Journal of Business Ethics and Organizational Studies Vol 12, P 5-15
Carisson, M.G & Akerstom, I.K (2008). The Corporate Social Responsibility and the Profitability of Nigerian Banks. International Journal of Financial Research, 3(4), 33-45.
Central Bank of Nigeria (25 November 2015). Central Bank of Nigeria: List of Financial Institutions- Commercial Banks. Abuja: Central Bank of Nigeria. Retrieved on 6 Decembe2015.
Clarkson, B.E (1995). A Stakeholder Framework for Analysing and Evaluating Corporate Social Performance. Academy of Management Review. Volume 20 No1 Pp 92-117.
Cohen, L., Manion, L., Morrison, K (2001). Research Methods in Education, New: Rout ledge Falmet.
Freeman, R., Edward (1984). Strategic Management: A Stakeholders Approach, Boston: Pitman.
Gberevbie, D.E. (2012). Leadership, the Financial Sector and Development in Nigeria.
Journal, of Humanities and Social Sciences, 3. 148-157.
Holme, R. & Watts, P. (2000) Making Good Business Sense. World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
Marx, K (1867). A Critique of Political Economy, Vol.1. New York: International Publishers.
Mc-Williams & Siegels (2001). Corporate Social Responsibility and Financial Performance Correlation or Misspecification. Strategic Management Journal Volume 21 No 5 Pp 603-609.
National Consumer League (2005). Social Responsibility all about Workers Welfare, Survey Says.
Retrieved from: http:// www.nclnet.org/workers-rights/107-corporae-social-responsibility/303-social-responsibility-all-about-worker- welfare-survey-says. Odetayo, T.A, Adeyemi, A.Z., Sajuyigbe, A.S (2014) Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Profitability of Nigerian Banks. International Journal of ch in Business and Social Sciences. Vol 4 No 8 Ogunwale, K., & Mohammed, A (2013). Diamond Bank Workers embark on protest. Daily Trust.Retrievedfromhttp://www.dailytrust.com.ng/daily/old/index. php/business/57077-Osaremem, E.J. (2012).Access Bank Female Marketer Dies of hypertension Over Inability to meet 1 Trillion Naira Target in 6 months. Nigeriafilm.com.Retrieved from http://www.nigeriafilms.com/news/18682/38/access-bank-female-marheter-dies-of-hypertension-html.
Diamond-bank-workers-embark-on-protest.
Steele, D. R. (September, 1999). From Marx to Mises: Post Capitalist Society and the Challenge of Economic Calculation. Open Court. P. 143.
Uwaloma, U & Egbide, B. (2012). Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosures in Nigeria: A Study of Listed Financial and Non-Financial Firms. Journal of tainability, 2(1) 160-169.