These findings seem to suggest that employees want to belong to an organisation that stands for more than financial performance (Korschun et al.,2014; Vanhamme et al.,2012; Tang et al., 2012). Employees are attracted by companies that are truly CSR-oriented. In addition, the businesses' genuine intentions and goodwill can help to improve the brands' image among stakeholders. Thus, even if employees do participate in CSR initiatives, they still want to be associated with an organisation that cares about its social impact (Shen and Benson, 2014). Therefore, it is in the companies' self-interest to underline their CSR performance during events that are aimed to attract top talent. Apparently, more companies are realizing that CSR is a great opportunity to engage with employees and to illustrate their commitment to the community at large.