英文摘要 |
After two oil crises, European and American countries are facing heavy financial pressures. The mixed organization pattern of social enterprises with both social and economic goals has gradually attracted the attention of European and American countries and is regarded as a solution against the crisis of the welfare state. Solving the employment problem of people with disabilities is one of the core issues of social enterprises. By the way, social enterprises are also actively seeking their own positioning; social enterprise certification is one of the strategic thinking. This paper ask two questions for cross-examines the data on the ''Commercial Service Registration Information Enquiry Service'' of the Commerce Department of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the ''Social Enterprise Self-Regulatory Platform'' certification data of the Taiwan NPO Self-Regulation Alliance. First, certification must pay a certain amount of cost. If there is no sufficient incentive, why is there a high proportion of companies that are related to the disabilities service, and are still willing to participate in the social enterprise certification of private institutions? Second, the disabilities service is only one of the multiple goals for organization. Can the social enterprise certification indicators designed meet the needs of the disabled organizations? For the above two issues, there is still no answer. Based on this, the purpose of this paper is to analyze the motives of the participation of disabled organizations in social enterprise certification and the evaluation of indicators from the perspective of stakeholders. The research results are for reference by relevant units. This paper collects data through in-depth interviews and analyzes them from the perspective of different stakeholders. Respondents' population selected the most representative samples from different stakeholders' perspectives and conducted data analysis from the perspectives of policy making, legislation, regulatory research, social impact investors and social enterprise organizations. The analysis of certification motivation focused on policy incentives and the choice of professional support and the analysis of the certification indicators mainly refer to the British SEM, Hong Kong SEE MARK and the United States B Corp indicators to discuss the relevant evaluation of respondents. The interview period is from April to June 2017. Research shows that, first of all, stakeholder with disabilities mainly think about whether to participate in social enterprise certification from the prefer to business model, because social enterprises are their strategic choices to try to break through the current distressed employment or supportive employment dilemma, so de-labeling can be said to be the important motivation for participating in social enterprise certification; Secondly, for the social enterprise's certification indicators, the respondents also showed their preference based on operational thinking. The indicators of distribution of surplus and social impact showed that social enterprises with physical and mental disabilities were not based on commercial income. Through social enterprises, the people are turned into a stereotype that is equal to the disadvantage of the disabilities, in order to achieve the goal of helping the disabled to fight for equal rights. |