Social Audit Refers to

question 174

Multiple Choice

Social audit refers to

• A)a systematic assessment of a firm's compliance to fair hiring practices and commitment to diversity.
• B)a company-wide assessment of employees at all levels to determine the current climate of personal attitudes towards their job and their workplace.
• C)an annual assessment of how closely individual employs, departments, divisions, and the firm as a whole have been able to adhere to company policies regarding social responsibility.
• D)a systematic assessment of a firm's objectives, strategies, and performance in terms of social responsibility.
• E)a measurement device used by firms to select employees from a hiring pool based upon the potential hire's ability to work with a diverse group of people and adapt to different social settings.

Identify strategies to reduce unwanted behavior through organizational behavior modification.

Understand the impact of immediate and appropriate feedback on employee performance management.

Comprehend the significance of rewards and reinforcers in influencing behavior and the potential misalignment between them.

Grasp the preferences of different generational workers towards monetary and non-monetary rewards.

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