2022
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Delphine van Hoorebeke et al., « Rémunération des décideurs facteur de comportement responsable, un effet en période de crise ? », Management & Sciences Sociales, ID : 10670/1.35j3ux
It is generally accepted that certain risks could be avoided or minimized if organizations adopted managerial innovation approaches in CSR. To stimulate this adoption, some boards of director subordinate, in part, the remuneration of their decision-makers to the latter. Also, this study, based on the processing of the Vigéo Eiris database, attempts to verify the link between CSR decisions and the remuneration of these decision makers. Of the 6 CSR variables retained by Vigeo, one, governance, presents a collinearity bias and is therefore left out of the analysis; another, respect for human rights is not validated; the remaining four variables explain just 11.7% of compensation. Knowing that the data dates from 2015-2016, years when responsible compensation exploded, as the euro zone experienced a debt crisis, it is important to understand whether in times of crisis, the decisions of senior executives are effectively linked to remuneration based on CSR criteria. This will make it possible to see in the aftermath of the current health crisis whether concepts will evolve in a direction more favorable to CSR.