Ormiston and Wong (2013) have been critical of CSR for allowing organizations to do good in the community and creating a feeling of being excused for behaving at a lower standard of conduct with other stakeholders. They term this as:

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Ormiston and Wong's criticism of CSR is that it can lead to moral licensing, which is a phenomenon where an organization behaves unethically or irresponsibly towards one stakeholder group, while simultaneously engaging in CSR activities towards another stakeholder group, thus feeling morally licensed to behave unethically towards the former group. This can create a false sense of moral superiority and allow organizations to justify their unethical behavior towards certain stakeholders.

Ormiston and Wong (2013) Have Been Critical of CSR for Allowing