Exploring ESG Contributions to Health and Well-being in Corporate Sustainability
Focused on the social aspect of ESG, this research evaluates the impact of companies on health and well-being, emphasizing the significant role of the "Social" pillar in economic sustainability. The findings provide insights into enhancing employee well-being through corporate behavior and offer empirical methods for assessing social impacts. Future research will delve into quantifying community health benefits through corporate social responsibility efforts.
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PROFESSORGLORIA CHENG YANG CHONG CHENG(DOUBLE) CHUNG YUAN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
WHY Research Interest: I am focused on exploring the social aspect of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), particularly the contributions of corporations to health and well-being. Core Topic: This paper discusses the sustainability of innovative companies and evaluates the impact of the three ESG pillars on economic sustainability. Key Findings: The study reveals that the "Social" pillar of ESG has the most significant impact on economic sustainability, which aligns with my research interest.
Focus on Health and Well-being in Corporate Behavior: The findings of this paper provide a solid theoretical foundation for exploring how companies can enhance employee health and well-being through the Social dimension of ESG. Application to my research Reference Value for Empirical Research: I can use the paper s empirical methods and data analysis as a reference, especially in assessing the social impact of companies through corporate data. Future Research Direction: My future research will explore how companies can improve community health through social responsibility and how these impacts can be quantified in terms of economic and social benefits.
