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What is considered a corporate's primary duty?

  • To prioritize community welfare over profits
  • To ensure employee satisfaction at all costs
  • To increase organizational efficiency and earn profits (correct)
  • To follow government regulations strictly

    • Which of the following goals is included in a corporation's responsibility towards itself?

  • Achieving employee wellness
  • Attaining growth and expansion (correct)
  • Maximizing shareholder dividends exclusively
  • Reducing operational costs to zero

    • Which of the following is NOT a goal associated with a corporation's responsibilities?

  • Attaining growth
  • Organizational stability
  • Earning profits
  • Limiting market competition (correct)

    • Which of these aspects is vital for a corporation to sustain long-term operations?

    <p>Achieving consistent profitability (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must a corporation focus on to ensure its stability?

    <p>Increasing organizational efficiency and profit generation (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one key responsibility of organizations towards the environment?

    <p>Contributing to the protection of the environment (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT an environmental responsibility of organizations?

    <p>Ignoring pollution regulations (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of business practices is emphasized in the responsibility towards the environment?

    <p>Taking care of industrial waste management (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How can organizations demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility?

    <p>By contributing to environmental protection efforts (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of corporate responsibility, what is an important consideration for companies?

    <p>The long-term effects of their operations on the environment (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) primarily focus on?

    <p>Balancing the interests of stakeholders and society (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following categories are activities classified into?

    <p>Economic, social, and environmental (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a suggested activity for students regarding responsibility classification?

    <p>Classify activities into various responsibilities (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one way to engage students in understanding responsibility classifications?

    <p>Invite groups to share their classification ideas (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of initiating a class discussion in this context?

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    Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of responsibility for activities?

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    What type of events can individuals participate in organizing?

    <p>Cultural events related to the town's history (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

    A company's commitment to operating ethically and sustainably, considering the impact of its decisions on society, the environment, and its stakeholders.

    Difference between ISR and CSR

    CSR focuses on a company's responsibility to its stakeholders and the environment, while ISR emphasizes the role of individuals in creating a more ethical and sustainable world.

    Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)

    Individual Social Responsibility is the commitment individuals make to act ethically and sustainably in their daily lives, considering their impact on society and the environment.

    ISR vs CSR: Actions

    ISR involves personal actions, while CSR involves organizational policies and practices.

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    Shared Goal of ISR & CSR

    Both CSR and ISR aim to create a more ethical and sustainable world, with CSR focusing on the corporate level and ISR focusing on the individual level.

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    Community Involvement

    Participating in community events that celebrate local history or providing support to people in need, like orphans or seniors.

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    Social Services

    Actions that help groups or individuals within a community.

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    Historical Events

    Events that highlight the history of a place or region.

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    Children Without Parents

    People who have lost their parents.

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    Elderly People

    People who are older and may need extra care or support.

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    Zubair Small Enterprises Centre (Zubair SEC)

    A program created by The Zubair Corporation to support small businesses in Oman.

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    Zubair Corporation's CSR Strategic Vision

    The Zubair Corporation's vision for its CSR initiatives is focused on benefiting Omani society.

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    Zubair SEC and CSR Vision

    The Zubair SEC is a specific example of how the Zubair Corporation is putting its CSR vision into action.

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    Zubair SEC and Societal Impact

    The Zubair SEC is a direct result of The Zubair Corporation's dedication to fostering a better future for Omani society.

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    Environmental Responsibility

    A company's responsibility to protect the environment, produce eco-friendly products, and manage industrial waste effectively. It's about making choices that minimize harm to the planet.

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    Corporate Primary Duty

    The main duty of a business is to be efficient and profitable.

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    Corporate Growth and Expansion

    A key element of a company's primary duty is to grow and expand its operations.

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    Corporate Stability

    To be successful, a company needs to be stable and secure over time.

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    Corporate Profitability

    Ultimately, a company's success is evaluated by how profitable it is.

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    Economic Responsibility

    Actions taken by companies that directly impact the economy.

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    Social Responsibility

    Actions taken by companies that contribute to society's well-being.

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    Study Notes

    Social Responsibility

    • Social responsibility is an ethical theory where individuals are accountable for fulfilling civic duty, ensuring actions benefit society. A balance between economic growth and societal welfare is key.
    • Social responsibility encompasses both Individual Social Responsibility (ISR) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

    Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)

    • ISR focuses on actions with community impact beyond immediate relationships. This includes neighbors, related organizations, and society at large.
    • Individuals are responsible for acting in ways beneficial to society and themselves.
    • Communities, from villages to large cities, share problems, and individuals should contribute to solutions.
    • Examples include participating in community cleanups or volunteering.

    Classification of ISR

    • Economic: Responsibility towards economic issues like inequality, unemployment and pricing of goods and services.
    • Social: Responsibility in addressing societal challenges like elderly care, discrimination and divorce issues.
    • Civic: Responsibility for community activities, respecting rules and resources.
    • Environmental: Responsibility for environmental protection.

    Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

    • CSR emphasizes companies' role in fulfilling obligations to stakeholders including employees, customers, suppliers, community and the environment.
    • Companies should manage business processes to profit, but also have a positive societal impact.
    • CSR involves contributing to economic development, improving quality of life, and considering public interests.
    • Examples include establishing educational facilities, awarding scholarships and promoting sustainability.

    CSR Classification

    • Responsibility towards Self: Focus on efficiency, stability and growth to maximize profits.
    • Responsibility towards Employees: Fair treatment, career development, and health care are key.
    • Responsibility towards Shareholders: Protecting investment and ensuring returns.
    • Responsibility towards Customers: High quality, competitive prices and ethically sourced products/services are essential.
    • Responsibility towards the State: Adhering to legal requirements and paying taxes.
    • Responsibility towards the Environment: Environmental protection, waste management, and producing eco-friendly goods are critical.

    ISR vs CSR

    • ISR is foundational to CSR, as individuals drive corporate culture.
    • ISR is crucial in shaping corporate social responsibility.
    • A well-established understanding of ISR makes CSR more effective.

    Social Media Responsibility

    • Social media is online content created via scalable technology, transforming one-to-many interactions into many-to-many dialogues. This impacts personal, political, and business relationships.
    • Social media ethics are essential for responsible use.
    • Ethical communication, respecting privacy and preventing the spread of misinformation are all crucial aspects of social media responsibility.

    Social Media Ethics and Etiquette

    • Appropriate use and perception of social media is key to responsible behavior.
    • Etiquette, transparency and authenticity are fundamental to ethical social media interaction.

    Social Media Addiction

    • Social media overuse can cause psychological issues, impacting personal relationships, work, and overall well-being.

    Class Activity

    • Students will identify a company, categorize its CSR activities, and discuss how such strategies impact various stakeholders. The final product will be a report outlining the company's social responsibility, detailing how the company operates and detailing its efforts.

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    Test your knowledge about corporate responsibility and the key duties that organizations have towards themselves and the environment. This quiz covers various aspects of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its implications for long-term sustainability. Challenge yourself to understand the goals, responsibilities, and practices that define corporate ethical conduct.

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