Estrategias de responsabilidad social empresarial para aumentar la sostenibilidad y mejorar la gestión de capital humano en una empresa constructora (pyme)
Resumen
La investigación se centra en adaptar las medidas de responsabilidad social empresarial (RSE) a una pyme constructora, a través de la aproximación a fluctuaciones en la cantidad de trabajadores por cada S/ 100 000 de ingreso. Tras una revisión literaria, se eligió la RSE por su potencial en la gestión del capital humano (GCH) y en la mejora de la reputación empresarial. Tras la implementación, se mejoró la satisfacción de los colaboradores, se implementaron procedimientos para gestionar indicadores de GCH, se declaró una política de RSE y se diseñó una estrategia para retener personal. La simulación validó la eficacia de los procedimientos. Se concluye que la RSE beneficia (financiera y no financieramente) a las pymes. Se recomienda investigar otros pilares de sostenibilidad en futuras investigaciones.
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