Sustainability

The corporate innovations which maintain sustainability are threatening to management control systems and habitual style of management and frequently require new strategies, structures and organizational capabilities. Therefore, a business is unlikely to apply all the advantages of efficient strategic sustainable progress without a continuous and deep process of management and learning at every level of the organization (Griffith 2001).

In order to advance to the stage of the definitely responsive and responsible establishment, the organization needs to implement the transition to a firm that serves as a tool for meeting the needs of employees and supports the biosphere (Dunphy 2004). At the stage of individual, tasks were redesigned to improve an individual’s self-government in decision-making and to link personal employee’s job to the organization’s basic purpose. Job conditions are redesigned to generate better employee satisfaction and organizational commitment (Griffith 2001).

The skills that sustainable organizations are required to possess will include higher organizational skills of adaption, empathy, learning, self-confidence, personal resilience, influence and communication, training, conflict resolution and negotiation. The truly sustaining organization seeks to use its impact in the best way to improve the results of work of its employees (Benn 2007).  In terms of ideology, for example, there exists some exertion among human sustainability that concentrates on the development of employee capability, and the ideas of strong sustainability. The concepts of human sustainability are an integral part of progress regarding corporate sustainability; a cogitative process which applies to human governing and competence (Dunphy 2004).

Summarizing the articles, we can distinguish one key feature of the human sustainability indicators which unite different organizational qualities that maintain corporate sustainability; it is the firm’s capability for social learning and perception of contemporary updates that are directed to promote the quality of work. A culture which supports the quality of individual’s work will provide the corporation with the visionary leadership, flexibility, and productive capacity necessary to move towards an area where morality and ethics will be progressively valuable for corporations (Dunphy 2004).