The company is Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad: a) How do the company use its EES/ESG/GRI disclosure to be more accountable and responsible to their stakeholders? b) What type of theory would you use to support or to describe the company' (i.e., managers) actions in their EES/ESG/GRI reporting practise in question a? (Note: You may use one or more theories to support your answer). c) Who do you think that should involve in the process for continuance enhancement for the company's benefits? NOTE: you have to construct an appropriate paragraph with introduction and definition is necessary in order to answers the questions. (Not directly write the content like examination).

The company is Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad: a) How do the company use its EES/ESG/GRI disclosure to be more accountable and responsible to their stakeholders? b) What type of theory would you use to support or to describe the company' (i.e., managers) actions in their EES/ESG/GRI reporting practise in question a? (Note: You may use one or more theories to support your answer). c) Who do you think that should involve in the process for continuance enhancement for the company's benefits? NOTE: you have to construct an appropriate paragraph with introduction and definition is necessary in order to answers the questions. (Not directly write the content like examination).

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter16: Managerial Communication

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