SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTIVITY OF SMALL ENTERPRISE – SELECTED AREAS
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https://doi.org/10.12775/JPM.2011.008Keywords
social responsibility, small enterprise, social responsibility activityAbstract
Rules of social responsibility concept apply more to large enterprises activity than small ones. That is why there exists the need for indication of specificity of social responsibility in this enterprise group. The aim of the paper is to present social responsibility activities in selected areas of social responsibility in a small enterprise. The discussion is of theoretical and empirical nature.
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