The importance of administrative control in companies of the mexican chamber of construction industry in Jalisco: evidence for compliance with the UN Global Compact

• Autores: Ana Bertha López Laguna, María de Lourdes Espinoza Aguilar, Hassem Macías, Edgardo Emmanuel González del Castillo
• Localización: ECORFAN Journal-Spain, ISSN 2444-3204, Vol. 3, Nº. 4, 2016, págs. 12-20
• Idioma: inglés
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  • The importance of administrative control in companies CMIC; it is evidence for compliance with the 10 principles of the Global Compact of the UN since currently most SMEs in Jalisco need to demonstrate to its stakeholders good practices that are held therein by the efficiency of its control administrative. So a collaboration agreement with CMIC-UTJ advice of UTJAL-CA02 was created. CMIC 27 companies joined the UN Global Compact through the corresponding procedure conducted by the RSC and evidence that implement its 10 principles with the advice of UTJAL-CA02 and collaboration of students stay were developed. Further; all students were titrated projects, the first Communication on Progress was generated and climbed to the official website of the UN. The main contribution of this paper is that SMEs CMIC have shown their interest groups rafters in the administrative control, making their businesses more efficient and productive.