Translation of "Creating shared value" in German

Brabeck describes Creating Shared Value as "something completely new."

But what's really happening is that we've got the power of a free and open Internet, and on top of that we're putting a platform for participation, and the peers are now in partnership with the company, creating shared value on shared values, and each strengthening the other, and doing what the other can't do.

In its latest "Creating Shared Value Report" Nestlé states that "safety is non-negotiable".

Nestle's 2008 Annual Report builds on its predecessors in lavishing praise on the company's commitment to "sustainability", "creating shared value" ("going beyond sustainability") "our people", their Corporate Business Principles and new Code of Business Conduct, the UN Global Compact and general willingness to abide by the law.

By putting our healthy, sustainable and innovative plant-based foods into the mainstream, we are creating shared value, helping both society and our company to thrive.

Or why, given the injunction to "keep learning", the only training program mentioned in any detail in the latest Creating Shared Value is in fact the top-level management training program in Vevey.

This exercise in "creating shared value" built on past practice in the country, where in January 2007 a factory achieved an 80 percent increase in production and management rewarded its workforce by laying off 45 regular workers to replace them with outsourced labor.

We never bought it, so we can't change the recommendation to sell - but we have taken a closer look at the rating put on Nestlé's Creating Shared Value Report 2009 in order to investigate the reporting criteria - and whether they've been met.

Ethical investment advisors reading the latest "Creating Shared Value" might want to know why, if the company attaches so much importance to ILO Conventions, Nestlé has been in the dock at the OECD more times than any other company for, according to the IUF, violating those Conventions, and thereby violating the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.

Putting into practice Pope Francis’s love for the poor in the economic field means discovering and affirming the good business does, and fostering the budding practices of social capitalism, impact investment and creating shared value.

In our Social Innovation Whitepaper we define Social Innovation as the deployment of technology and new business models to bring about real positive change to the lives of individuals and societies, creating shared value.

Rather than enthusing about 100% returns from CSR, the ILO might have asked why, in the latest Creating Shared Value Report, which Nestlé falsely claims to be in compliance with the reporting requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (link to IUF Downgrades Nestlé CSR Rating from B+ to Junk), there is no mention of employee salaries, benefits, benefits denied to non-permanent workers, employee turnover, collective bargaining, minimum notice periods with respect to operational changes or taxes paid?

They are unable to bring economic, environmental, and social goals in line, thus creating "shared value" for all stakeholders.

Printer-friendly version We never bought it, so we can't change the recommendation to sell - but we have taken a closer look at the rating put on Nestlé's Creating Shared Value Report 2009 in order to investigate the reporting criteria - and whether they've been met.

We at Zatisi Group are committed to maximizing value for all stakeholders [the environment, society, partners (some of us call them employees), suppliers and shareholders alike] and are taking small steps each day to move the business into creating ‘shared value’ for all of us.

While most shareholders are delighted with the results, some want to know a wee bit more about the nature of the supplier relationships vaunted in the latest "Creating shared value" brochure.

Sawamura A wide variety of social issues are being resolved across the world today, and the concept of a CSV (Creating Shared Value) as a guide for corporate activity is gaining traction.

Pay at the Nestlé top comes under what the company ingeniously calls "creating shared value" (while for workers and their unions it's a continuous fight for the right to a share of that value).

In collaboration with our customers and partners, we are confident that we can further improve our efforts creating shared value for our company and the society.

Rather than enthusing about 100% returns from CSR, the ILO might have asked why, in the latest Creating Shared Value Report, which Nestlé falsely claims to be in compliance with the reporting requirements of the Global Reporting Initiative (IUF Downgrades Nestlé CSR Rating from B+ to Junk), there is no mention of employee salaries, benefits, benefits denied to non-permanent workers, employee turnover, collective bargaining, minimum notice periods with respect to operational changes or taxes paid?

Following our strategy, ‘Creating Shared Value’, we want to provide long-term and sustainable values for us as a company and for society as a whole.

The Nestlé model has delivered CASH, cash and more cash to investors, Nestlé hammered incessantly at the Morgan Stanley Consumer Conference on November 17, while “creating shared value for ‘stakeholders’ “Shared value”?

Nestlé's recent 'Creating Shared Value' report, for example, vaunts the growing number of dairy producers it increasingly sources directly from, but says nothing about the actual content of those relationships and how they work in practice.