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This study investigated the range in which small and micro scale enterprises (SMSEs) participated... more This study investigated the range in which small and micro scale enterprises (SMSEs) participated in the activities of social responsibility in the state. It was found that the SMSEs in Yobe State, Nigeria do not participate in social responsibility activities, rather few involved ignorantly due to market forces or regulation. The SMSEs categories are wide. This study focused primarily on SMSEs that are more of service, trading and manufacturing industries. The survey was conducted on sample size of eighty one (81) SMSEs in the state. More clearly, their business plan over social responsibility, were reviewed in terms of their income and strengths. Contingency table was 2×2 metric, the Yates Correction method was employed to the Chi-square (χ2) statistical tool to test the validity of the issue raised in this paper. In view of these, it is imperative to build strategy toward developing such sector of economy. Yobe State is blessed with enormous small scale business mostly at micro stage, which a need to device mean in which they will grow to meet the international standard is urgently required. Sandberg J. highlighted that, very little researchhas directly examined corporate social responsibility (CSR) from outlook of small and micro scale business in developing countries, either in terms of how the owners perceive thesocial activities impact on the organization's performance or on their employees or even on the communities/customers [1]. In conclusion, the result of this paper will help elicit the ignorance behind non participation of some SMSEs in SR activity looking at the benefit enumerated for the participation in the literature review.
This study investigated the range in which small and micro scale enterprises (SMSEs) participated... more This study investigated the range in which small and micro scale enterprises (SMSEs) participated in the activities of social responsibility in the state. It was found that the SMSEs in Yobe State, Nigeria do not participate in social responsibility activities, rather few involved ignorantly due to market forces or regulation. The SMSEs categories are wide. This study focused primarily on SMSEs that are more of service, trading and manufacturing industries. The survey was conducted on sample size of eighty one (81) SMSEs in the state. More clearly, their business plan over social responsibility, were reviewed in terms of their income and strengths. Contingency table was 2×2 metric, the Yates Correction method was employed to the Chi-square (χ2) statistical tool to test the validity of the issue raised in this paper. In view of these, it is imperative to build strategy toward developing such sector of economy. Yobe State is blessed with enormous small scale business mostly at micro stage, which a need to device mean in which they will grow to meet the international standard is urgently required. Sandberg J. highlighted that, very little researchhas directly examined corporate social responsibility (CSR) from outlook of small and micro scale business in developing countries, either in terms of how the owners perceive thesocial activities impact on the organization's performance or on their employees or even on the communities/customers [1]. In conclusion, the result of this paper will help elicit the ignorance behind non participation of some SMSEs in SR activity looking at the benefit enumerated for the participation in the literature review.