Abstract

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a company’s responsibility to embrace positive impact to the society where it operates. On the other side, CSR is also a tool to balance the interests of the company and the society who is affected by the company’s business activity. Therefore, besides fulfilling an obligation, CSR activity could be utilized as one of strategies to reach the company’s goals including a strategy to increase job pursuit intention of job seekers, thus it enables company to pool as many prospective talents as possible. This quantitative research aims to examine the impact of the four dimensions of CSR - economic citizenship, legal citizenship, ethical citizenship, and philanthropic citizenship - on job pursuitintention which is moderated by socio-environmental consciousness at a tobacco company which perceived as a generous company in carrying out its CSR activities. This research involved 203 undergraduate students majoring in accounting, management, and economics, class of 2012 at Universitas Indonesia. Thedata were collected using questionnaires and processed using the SPSS 20.0 software. The result shows that individual job pursuit intention considers a tobacco company as a prospective workplace which is significantly influenced by four dimensions of CSR, but the socio-environmental consciousness does not moderate the effect of CSR dimensions on job pursuit intention.

Highlights

  • Indonesia is one of the biggest world tobacco producers after Argentina

  • Research conducted by Aiman-Smith, Bauer, and Cable (2001) revealed that salary is the main motive for people to apply a job in a certain company, the hypothesis 1 is: economic citizenship positively related to job pursuit intention

  • If we carefully examine the result, it reveals that ethical citizenship as dimension of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which can explain job pursuit intention better compare to others dimensions

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Introduction

Indonesia is one of the biggest world tobacco producers after Argentina. In 2007, Indonesia accounted to 2.67% world tobacco production. In ASEAN, Indonesia tobacco contributed to 57% of total ASEAN production in 2012 (“Kajian Singkat Potensi Dampak Ekonomi Industri Rokok di Indonesia,” n.d.). Tobacco industry is contributed to BENEFIT Jurnal Manajemen dan Bisnis. Indonesia economy through job creation and government income from cigarette taxes. The largest tobacco industry in Indonesia lies in four cities; Kediri, Kudus, Malang, and Surabaya. Ernst and Young analyzed that tobacco industry employs nearly 5.98 million workers and contributes to 154 trillion rupiahs of government income in 2014

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