Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has imposeditself on the economic arena as a concept throughwhich organizations take into account the affairs andissues of their respective communities, as well asshoulder the responsibility for the impact of theiractivities on customers, partners, employees,environment and society. Given the fact that businessorganizations target profitability in the first place, wefind that their social responsibility (SR) is founded onthe amount of profits they achieved. Today,companies are no longer evaluated solely on the basisof their profitability, but many modern concepts haveemerged, aiming to create a conductive working