Corporate Social Responsibility of Leading Property Companies in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's leading real estate companies such as Sun Hung Kai Properties and Henderson Land Development Co., Ltd. are the most affected and most profitable industry in the city. These companies occupy the majority of land, buildings, and a large amount of capital and are the main focus of the general public because it affects society. In this paper we will verify and demonstrate different views on corporate social responsibility (CSR), using shareholder theory and the theory of corporate social responsibility of stakeholders.

A few years ago, Hong Kong has focused on balance between work and life (abbreviation: WLB). Since 2004, Hong Kong University (HKU) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Asia conducted a questionnaire survey on the work-life balance of local employees. In this survey, several benchmarks related to Hong Kong situation, such as working hours, general reasons for overtime, health effects, illness vacation and availability of annual leave, employee's company loyalty, etc Yes.

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Due to the historical background of Hong Kong, Hong Kong played an important role in the Chinese economic revolution of the 1980s. It promoted foreign investment in the Chinese market through Hong Kong and became a complex platform for state-owned enterprises to raise funds. As a result, Hong Kong changed its opportunity from the center of industry to the financial services industry, becoming a mature international finance center in the 1990s. At the moment Hong Kong is still receiving strong financial infrastructure and support from China, but Hong Kong is currently faced intense competition in the global financial markets. As China's financial system and regulation matures, the advantages of Hong Kong are weakening