In 1948, six people were working for the company, and it made the first hydraulic tipping trailer in Europe. In 1950, it moved to an old cheese factory in Rocester, still employing six. A year later, Bamford began painting his products yellow. In 1953, he developed JCB's first backhoe loader, and the JCB logo appeared for the first time. It was designed by Derby Media and advertising designer Leslie Smith. In 1957, the firm launched the "hydra-digga", incorporating the excavator and the major loader as a single all-purpose tool useful for the agricultural and construction industries.[5]
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is discussed, targeting a broad range of industries. As yet, little work on CSR has focused on the specific situation of each industry. The biotechnology industry is unique in that companies use the genes and genomes of plants, animals, and humans, as well as biotechnology in their business. Public concern about genes and genomes centres on their inappropriate use or application in either research or business. This paper proposes a new CSR component for biotechnology companies: taking responsibility for the use of genes, genomes, and biotechnology (GGB) by adopting environmental ethics and bioethics. Environmental ethics is proposed as the ethical root of the environmental responsibility that companies take. The principles of environmental ethics are inductively reasoned from actual business activities, and towards the achievement of environmental responsibility. CSR for the use of GGB is deductively derived from the principles of bioethics and genetic ethics.
Many normative studies of biotechnology companies could involve business ethics.17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 In fact, no business activity fails to take into account the principles of bioethics and genetic ethics in biotechnology companies, which builds in a specific attribute of GGB. The need for, and the expectation of, the normative bioethical approach is suggested here in the study of biotechnology companies.
The set-up of the model has two stages: environmental ethics is positioned as an ethical standard of the environmental responsibility of CSR. The principles of environmental ethics are inductively reasoned from the actual business activities used to achieve the environmental responsibility, and the social responsibility of CSR for the use of GGB is deductively derived from the principles of bioethics and genetic ethics (Figure 1). The procedure is divided into eight steps:
In reasoning about the principles of environmental ethics, the target terms are qualified as the well-established phrases that are featured in standard textbooks or dictionaries on environmental ethics.29, 30, 31, 32 and 33
To establish the hypothesis, the responsibility for the use of GGB in biotechnology companies is elicited from the principles of bioethics and genetic ethics, through the reverse process based on the reasoning of the principles of environmental ethics.
The principles of environmental ethics are categorised into three groups: principles of environmental ethics, attributes of environmental ethics, and environmental ethics-related topics, in Step 3. The bioethical principles are also categorised into three groups by analogy with environmental ethics: principles of bioethics and genetic ethics, attributes of bioethics and genetic ethics, and bioethics-related and genetic-ethics-related topics. The target terms are qualified as well-established biotechnology-related phrases that are featured in the Encyclopedia of Bioethics or other standard textbooks (Table 4).36, 37
In the inductive process of identifying the principle of environmental ethics from the environmental responsibility, the principle of environmental ethics is reasoned directly from the types of motive. The motives of business activities are analogised from the principles of bioethics and genetic ethics, by reverse reasoning (Table 5).
In the process of reasoning on the principles of environmental ethics from the environmental responsibility, the motives of the business activity are induced from the type of business activity. The types of business activity in biotechnology companies using GGB are induced in a similar way (Table 5).
In the process of reasoning on the principles of environmental ethics from the environmental responsibility, the types of business activity of general companies are induced from the tactics of environment-conscious management. The tactics of genome-conscious management are induced through the reverse process in the case of environment-conscious management. The induced tactics are categorised in Table 6.
The positive influence of the principles of environmental ethics on environment-conscious management is clarified by reviewing the interrelationship between the environmental responsibility and environmental ethics in general companies. By analogy, bioethics as an ethical standard is applicable to genome-conscious management, on the assumption that the tactics of environment-conscious management are applicable to the tactics of genome-conscious management. As a result, the proposed hypothesis is confirmed: that is, the interrelationship between environmental responsibility and environmental ethics is applicable to the interrelationship between the responsibility for the use of GGB and bioethics (Figure 1). Here, we make a recommendation about the necessity of responsibility in using GGB.
In addition, the activities that are responsible for the use of GGB must be associated with four principles of bioethics: autonomy, justice, non-maleficence, and beneficence. More importantly, biotechnology companies are not allowed to engage in bioethically inappropriate activities or behaviours, even if those activities fit current management theories, such as competitive strategy theory. Hence, the activities or behaviours that fulfil the responsibility for using GGB must be judged by the following guidance for the bioethical attitude of biotechnology companies, which consists of one major premise and four principles:
Biotechnology companies must not impair the human dignity of customers or the public, deliberately or accidentally, by using GGB. Biotechnology companies must not undervalue either the instrumental or the intrinsic values of the natural environment, plants, and animals. Those two criteria are the minimal but fundamental norms to embody the following four principles:
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3000 SERIES XTRA FASTRAC Since we started production in 1991, the JCB Fastrac has continually evolved to meet new market demands, whilst remaining true to its original principles. First, full front and rear suspension, which the Fastrac is still the only draught tractor to offer, giving improved comfort and traction with no need to add dead weight. Second, external disc brakes that dramatically outperform oil-immersed systems on conventional tractors. And third, full chassis construction which means, unlike on a conventional tractor, the engine and transmission are not stressed,... 2ff7e9595c
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