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    The history of social responsibility began with the Industrial Revolution, when capitalist oppression of workers emerged as an issue. In the 20th century, companies began prioritizing employee needs and efficiency more. While some organizations engaged in philanthropy in the 1950s, the full concept of social responsibility had yet to form. Today, social responsibility permeates not just business but also human resources, community development, politics, technology, and the environment. Social responsibility refers to acknowledging that individual and corporate decisions impact the surrounding community, and voluntarily contributing to a fairer, more environmentally conscious society.

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    The history of social responsibility began with the Industrial Revolution, when capitalist oppression of workers emerged as an issue. In the 20th century, companies began prioritizing employee needs and efficiency more. While some organizations engaged in philanthropy in the 1950s, the full concept of social responsibility had yet to form. Today, social responsibility permeates not just business but also human resources, community development, politics, technology, and the environment. Social responsibility refers to acknowledging that individual and corporate decisions impact the surrounding community, and voluntarily contributing to a fairer, more environmentally conscious society.

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    HISTORY OF THE EMERGENCE OF THE PRINCIPLE OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

    The history of the emergence of the principle of social responsibility begins with the Industrial
    Revolution in

    West. The greed of the profit-seeking capitalists caused the issue

    oppression of the working class. In the 20th century, large companies began to give

    focus on efficiency issues and employee needs. In the 1950s, some

    organizations have carried out charity work and donations, but the idea of social responsibility

    not yet fully formed. Today, social responsibility is no longer limited to

    economic and business issues on the other hand permeate various fields such as development

    human resources, statehood and technology as well as the environment.

    DEFINITION OF SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

    Responsibility means a moral commitment or duty

    associated with an action or situation. The definition of social is related

    with the community, which is a community that shares a culture. For example, in our country

    itself which is in Malaysia is also made up of various different races such as Chinese Indians,

    malay, iban and many more. And social responsibility refers to

    acknowledge that one's choices or decision-making and behavior give

    impact on the environment where it lives. Individual commitments and obligations,

    community members or companies are voluntarily contributing to society

    which is fairer and protects the environment. Social responsibility consists of actions

    positive (taking action) and also negative action (doing no action).

    The decisions they make have an impact on the environment around them.

    Even though we make decisions for ourselves but it still affects us

    other people such as parents, friends, teachers and so on. Hence, responsibility

    social is the duty of each individual to maintain a balance between workers,

    economy and ecosystem so that we can all live in harmony, peace,

    and safe.

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