C.S.R?Corporate Social Responsibility? Tanggung Jawab Sosial? I Prof. Dr. Faisal Santiago

Summary

The script discusses Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), explaining its importance as a form of social awareness and community support by businesses. It highlights the legal framework of CSR in Indonesia, including the 2007 Limited Liability Company Law and Government Regulation No. 47 of 2012. CSR is portrayed as a mandatory duty for companies to contribute to the welfare of their surrounding communities. The script also touches on how CSR can positively impact society, especially in times of crisis like the pandemic, and stresses the legal obligation for companies to comply, with potential sanctions for non-compliance.

Takeaways

• 😀 CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) is a form of social responsibility, where companies show concern for their surrounding environment and communities.
• 😀 CSR is regulated under Indonesian law, specifically in Law No. 40 of 2007 concerning Limited Liability Companies (PT).
• 😀 The purpose of CSR is to ensure that companies contribute positively to the welfare of society and the environment, especially when their operations affect local communities.
• 😀 CSR creates a balance between the economic goals of companies and the well-being of the surrounding community.
• 😀 The goal of CSR is for companies to provide tangible benefits to the local community, such as helping to alleviate burdens faced by residents in the area.
• 😀 If all companies in Indonesia contributed to CSR, it could significantly help improve the quality of life for many people, reducing poverty and hardships.
• 😀 The Indonesian government encourages CSR as a means to support national economic development and help meet the goals of public welfare.
• 😀 Although CSR is mandatory under the law, the specific amount of CSR contribution by companies is not defined in the government regulations (PP No. 47 of 2012).
• 😀 Companies are required to include CSR initiatives in their annual budget to ensure its implementation.
• 😀 Failure to comply with CSR regulations can lead to legal consequences, as CSR is mandatory under Indonesian law.

Q & A

What does CSR stand for and what is its purpose?

CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. Its purpose is to ensure that companies contribute positively to society by caring for the environment and the well-being of the communities in which they operate.

Why is CSR important for companies to implement?

CSR is important because it ensures that companies take responsibility for their impact on the environment and society. It helps businesses build trust with the community and improve the quality of life in the surrounding areas, especially when their operations might affect the local environment.

Which law in Indonesia regulates CSR, and what does it say?

In Indonesia, CSR is regulated by the Company Law (Undang-Undang No. 40 of 2007), specifically Article 74. The law mandates that companies must contribute to the welfare of the community and the environment, particularly when their activities could impact local areas.

How does CSR contribute to the welfare of society in Indonesia?

CSR helps to improve the welfare of society by encouraging companies to contribute resources to the community, especially in areas where their operations might cause disruptions. This support ensures that the benefits from business activities are shared with the public.

What role does CSR play in times of crisis, like a pandemic?

During crises like a pandemic, CSR becomes even more crucial as companies that continue to operate can use their resources to support local communities. This can include providing essential aid, helping businesses stay afloat, and ensuring the well-being of affected individuals.

What is the purpose of Government Regulation No. 47 of 2012 regarding CSR?

Government Regulation No. 47 of 2012 outlines how CSR should be implemented by companies in Indonesia. It provides guidance on the execution of CSR but does not specify the exact amount of contribution that companies must make.

What does Article 74 of the Company Law require from companies regarding CSR?

Article 74 of the Company Law requires companies to carry out CSR activities that focus on the environment and social welfare. Companies are expected to allocate a portion of their budget to support these activities, ensuring that they contribute to local communities.

What consequences do companies face for failing to implement CSR in Indonesia?

If companies fail to implement CSR as mandated by the law, they could face legal sanctions. This ensures that companies take their social responsibilities seriously and contribute to the development of society.

Why does the script emphasize that CSR is mandatory under Indonesian law?

The script emphasizes CSR as mandatory to ensure that companies follow the law and contribute to the welfare of society. Since CSR is legally required, businesses must allocate resources for these activities to avoid penalties.

How does CSR help the government in achieving national development goals?

CSR helps the government by enabling companies to directly contribute to the social and economic development of local communities. This reduces the burden on the government and supports the overall effort to improve the quality of life for citizens.