What Is the Purpose of a Social Audit

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What is the purpose of a social audit?
To conduct a systematic analysis of how a firm has used funds that are earmarked for social programs
To determine the impact of a company's social involvement on the local community
To determine the specific area of need for a firm's social responsibility actions
To determine the anticipated costs and benefits of dealing with a social concern
To audit the social functions the firm puts on for employees

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Definitions:

Problem Solving

The process of identifying, analyzing, and resolving issues through logical thinking and decision-making techniques.

Observing

The act of carefully watching or monitoring something or someone to gain information, without directly interacting or interfering.

Alternatives

are other options or choices available that can be considered when making decisions or solving problems.

Social Situation

refers to any context in which interactions between individuals or groups take place, influenced by the norms, roles, and cultural expectations of the society.