The Impact of Sense of Social Responsibility of Construction Enterprises on the Employees' Organizational Identity and Work Dedication

The social responsibility of construction enterprises has become a focus of current academic and industry practice. As a pillar industry of the national economy, the construction industry is a huge driving force for economic development. As the main body of the construction industry, construction enterprises play a huge role in promoting urbanization, building new rural areas, and driving employment. However, the construction enterprises have also brought great negative eff ects to the society at the same time as the production activities. Therefore, while creating their own interests, construction enterprises must also take responsibility for the impact of their activities in the outside world. This study took managers and employees of construction enterprises as the research objects. Suggestions are put forward to provide real and eff ective countermeasures for construction enterprises to implement corporate social responsibility

Aesthetics · Business · Economics · Management · Political science · Public relations · Social group · Social identity theory · Social responsibility · Sociology · BIM and Construction Integration · Construction Project Management and Performance · Engineering · Philosophy · Psychology · Social Psychology · Mechanical Engineering

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