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VODAFONE’s case CRITICS Bleuen MALLEJA Pauline MARC Fanny VERON 28/02/2012

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VODAFONE’s case CRITICS. Bleuen MALLEJAC Pauline MARC Fanny VERON 28/02/2012. Content. 1) A responsible, ethical and honest behavior: are you sure ? The Egyptian Revolution case Clients complaints : luring, lying Lay offs 2) Eco-efficient: really ? A dazing way of communicating… ! - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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VODAFONE’s case

CRITICS Bleuen MALLEJACPauline MARCFanny VERON28/02/2012

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Content

1) A responsible, ethical and honest behavior: are you sure ?

• The Egyptian Revolution case• Clients complaints : luring, lying• Lay offs

2) Eco-efficient: really ?• A dazing way of communicating… !• Pollution

3)Creating sustainable societies

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1) A responsible, ethical and honest behavior:

are you sure ?

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The Egyptian case

• A three-minute video extracts from Vodafone's "Our Power" ad campaign helped inspire the Egyptian Revolution

• According to many pro-activists changes this ad is « sickening » and an « attempt to push up sales by "riding the revolutionary bandwagon", and an insult to the hundreds who died in the struggle to bring down Mubarak.”

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• What does this advertising say exactly?? Impossible to find this video, it has been

removed from every internet server

The Egyptian case

Something to hide?

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• Moreover, they used the name of a pro-change activist and former Google executive Wael GHONIM in the ad without permission

The Egyptian case

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• As a consequence of its interference in political Egyptian life: Vodafone created hatefulness from the Egyptian population. A website has been created:

The Egyptian case

ihatevodafoneegypt.com/

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• Many complaints about Vodafone’s services on blogs and on consumers’ websites

• Several billing issues and no answers“I do not know how much money I have already wasted to get this issue resolved and this is a MENTAL HARASSMENT by Vodafone”

“I am being cheated by Vodafone. They have imposed me a huge bill which is wrong and they are not listening to me at all to solve my issue”

Clients complaints

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Clients complaints

• Unethical practices: misleading advertisement, luring customer with wrong promises and selling wrong products

“…Yet again, I make 4 calls to 4 different Champions, and they all give me different info and solutions to my problem.Come on Vodafone. You have had enough time now. Sort it out!!!”

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Lay offs

• In 2010 in the United Kingdom, closing of Banbury Vodafone call centre

lost of 400 jobs locally• Whereas the company presented in 2009 a

net income of 3,3 billion and mutliplied by 3 compared to 2008

OUTSOURCING

LOWER PAYLOWER WORKING CONDITIONS

Is it what we call ethical behavior?

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2) Eco-efficient: really ?

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Any comments ?

A nice way to communicate… ?

Brick kiln in rural Indian-Administered Kashmir

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Factory pollution in China

• Heavy metal poisoning in the supply chains of global IT companies, such as Vodafone

• low-cost manufacturing is not conducted at the expense of local people’s health“Shanghang Huaqiang Battery, which was implicated in the lead poisoning of 121 children in Fujian province last year, was a key equipment manufacturer for Narada Power Source, which is a key supplier for Vodafone, BT, and other leading global mobile telecoms brands”

• No response to the coalition of Chinese NGO’s

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As a result:

Chemical waste water discharged into the Yangtze River from the Anhui Tongling steel plant. Photograph: Lu Guang/Greenpeace

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Another kind of pollution

electromagnetic wave

radiation

Noise pollution

Norms violated

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3) Creating sustainable societies

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Lack of sustainabily in creating sustainable societies

• Every year, the company published the annual sustainable report: a complete, strategic and well established report

• BUT NO long term strategy concerning the creation of sustainable societies appears in the report

• How can we say that? Thanks to the curvy materiality matrix presented every year in the sustainable report

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2008/09 Vodafone sustainable report

Most important issue in 2008/09: Communication

Direct impacts on energy usages…

Lack of coherency

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2010 Vodafone sustainable report

Change in strategy: Climate change, energy and renewables seems to be the most important issues…

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2011 Vodafone sustainable report

What about health risks? Radiation safety? Electronic waste?

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The Egyptian Case

Clients complaints

Electromagnetic waves

Pollution in China

Lack of sustainabilityLay offs

Summary

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References• http://www.environmentalleader.com/2010/05/10/vodafone-bt-

accused-of-pollution-in-china/• http://broadbandforum.in/vodafone-3g/74897-unethical-trade-

practices-wrong-advertisements/• http://techbuddy.in/2011/04/11/vodafone-robbing-customer-on-

unethical-bills/ • http://www.grahakseva.com/complaints/9496/vodafone-

harassment • http://www.qatarliving.net/node/1610398• http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/may/06/global-it-

brands-china-pollution • http://www.complaints-india.com/complaints/11328/POLLUTION-

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