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ETHICS AND SOCIAL REPORTING IN BUSINESS

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Ethics and Social Reporting in Business Quiz

Test your knowledge on the essential concepts of ethics, accountability, and corporate social responsibility in the business world. This quiz is designed to help you understand the impacts of ethical practices and social reporting on organizations and society.

Explore key principles of social responsibility
Learn about the importance of accountability and transparency
Assess various forms of misconduct and their implications

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EagerEthicist57

What does accountability involve?

Each employee shall share an account of their actions with their colleagues

Employers share their accounts on right and wrong actions they take.

Employees are fully aware of the actions companies take

Transparency is explaining

Ethical behaviour

Accountability

Misconduct

Corporate social responsibility refers to the

Behaviour of employer

Behaviour of stakeholders

Behaviour of managers

Which of the following is a form of misconduct?

Having probity

Offering bribes

Being transparent

When companies want to ensure that their actions have no negative effect on the environment, they act as

Transparency providers

Ethically responsible companies

Socially responsible companies

What does social reporting involve?

Financial reporting

Business performance only in relation to employees

Business performance in relation to employess and society

Which of the following is related to welfare

Unemployment

Social conscience

Irresponsibility

Good work conditions, happiness and satisfaction are affected by

Social justice

Social responsibility

Social well-being

An example of labour exploitation is

Tardiness

Doing overtime but with no benefits

Signing a job contract

The fact that a company may be subject to scrutiny means

The company may be constantly going under additional checks from outsiders

The company has high-quality safety and health records

Labour standards are defined and protected

Which of the following shows that the company has a good health record

Well-ventilated rooms

High work demands

Schedule instability

Which of the following is an example of social justice

Workers are equally paid

Same nationality workers receive equal treatment

Female and male workers are not equally treated

Companies show social conscience by believing that their activities involve

Social issues

Moral and ethical issues

Social justice

Social well-being

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