Abstract
This paper explores how employee education affects the performance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). By investigating 1,358 Chinese firms, we find that employee educations are positively associated with the quality of CSR reporting. Moreover, highly-educated employees have a stronger impact on the improved CSR reporting quality than other employees with lower educations. Further tests confirm these findings by including the external influences of state-owned regulations and mandatory disclosure requirements.
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