The Difference Between an Organization's Positive Social Contributions and Its

question 184

Multiple Choice

The difference between an organization's positive social contributions and its negative social impacts is called their

• A) social scorecard.
• B) responsibility impact report.
• C) net social contribution.
• D) community commitment level.

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Definitions:

Special Relationships

Relationships characterized by a unique degree of trust, dependency, or confidentiality, necessitating a higher duty of care in legal or professional contexts.

Exploitation

Involves taking unjust advantage of someone, often in a professional context, by imposing unfair working conditions or inadequate compensation.

Rank-and-File Members

Pertains to the regular members of an organization or union, excluding the leadership or managerial positions.

Framework of Procedures

A set of formalized steps and guidelines designed to accomplish a specific task or to uphold standards in various contexts, including organizations or regulatory environments.