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      Understanding corporate social responsibility’s influence on brand reputation, employer branding, and performance Translated title: A influência da responsabilidade social corporativa na reputação da marca, na imagem de marca do empregador e no desempenho

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          Abstract Many studies have explored corporate social responsibility (CSR) outcomes in different contexts, but few empirically examine its effects on brand reputation, employer branding, and performance, considering employees' perspectives, particularly in banking. Consequently, this study aims to examine how employees’ perceptions of CSR influence brand reputation, employer branding, and performance in the banking sector, highlighting the mediating role of brand reputation. A quantitative approach was applied using a questionnaire to collect data from employees working in different banks in Pakistan. 254 responses were collected and analysed using PLS-SEM. The findings indicated that CRS positively and significantly impacts brand reputation, employer branding, and performance. Both employer branding and performance are significantly affected by brand reputation, which in turn has a substantial intervening role in the connections between CRS and employer branding and performance. This study contributes to the extant literature on CRS within the banking sector. It provides practical contributions for managers and concerned stakeholders to better understand the consequences of CSR. Limitations and directions for further research are also provided.

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          Resumo Muitos estudos têm explorado os resultados da responsabilidade social corporativa (RSC), mas poucos examinam empiricamente os seus efeitos sobre a reputação da marca, a marca do empregador e o desempenho, tendo em conta as perspectivas dos trabalhadores, particularmente no sector bancário. Este estudo visa analisar a forma como as percepções dos trabalhadores sobre a RSC influenciam a reputação da marca, a imagem de marca do empregador e o desempenho no sector bancário, destacando o papel mediador da reputação da marca. Foi aplicada uma abordagem quantitativa através de questionário para recolher dados junto dos trabalhadores bancários no Paquistão. Foram recolhidas 254 respostas, que foram analisadas com recurso ao PLS-SEM. Os resultados indicaram que a RSC tem um impacto positivo e significativo na reputação da marca, na imagem de marca do empregador e no desempenho. Tanto a marca do empregador como o desempenho são afectados pela reputação da marca, que, por sua vez, tem um papel substancial nas ligações entre a RSC e a marca do empregador e o desempenho. Este estudo fornece contributos práticos para que gestores e partes interessadas compreendam melhor as consequências da RSC. São apresentadas limitações e sugestões para investigação futura.

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                Journal
                tms
                Tourism & Management Studies
                TMStudies
                Escola Superior de Gestão, Hotelaria e Turismo da Universidade do Algarve (Faro, , Portugal )
                2182-8458
                2182-8466
                December 2024
                : 20
                : 4
                : 73-84
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                [1] Islamabad Capital Territory orgnameBahria University orgdiv1Faculty of Business Studies orgdiv2Bahria Business School Pakistan shaistakamal.bukc@ 123456bahria.edu.pk
                [2] Abu Dhabi Emirate of Abu Dhabi orgnameHigher Colleges of Technology orgdiv1Faculty of Business United Arab Emirates abenhamed@ 123456hct.ac.ae
                [3] orgnameSultan Qaboos University orgdiv1College of Economics and Political Science orgdiv2Marketing Department Oman m.abdelgayed@ 123456squ.edu.om
                [4] Abu Dhab Emirate of Abu Dhabi orgnameHigher Colleges of Technology orgdiv1Faculty of Business United Arab Emirates gkhalifa@ 123456hct.ac.ae
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                https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5416-7792
                https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9359-763X
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                S2182-84582024000400073 S2182-8458(24)02000400073
                10.18089/tms.20240406
                b9b70df9-f556-4cf8-8eb0-8cd0ffc48b9a

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                : 15 February 2024
                : 13 August 2024
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                Business/Management: Research Papers

                Força de trabalho empenhada.,Corporate Social Responsibility,Corporate Reputation,Employer Brand,Brand Performance,Engaged Workforce.,Responsabilidade Social Corporativa,Reputação das Empresas,Marca do Empregador,Desempenho da Marca

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