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This research paper focuses on the controversy whether corporate social responsibility (CSR)
has an influence on employer attractiveness and to what extent the cultural background and
individual character traits can act as influencing factors in this relationship. In a first survey a
sample of 97 respondents have been asked about their general perceptions towards CSR and
their employer choices. A second survey covered 109 participants in an experimental design,
testing for statistical significance of CSR practices when choosing an employer. Finally, it can
be concluded that CSR can have a significant influence on employer attractiveness in northern
and southern Europe and individual character traits can provide an influential factor on the
perception on CSR.
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CSR Employer attractiveness Cultural background Europe
