If an institute is paying maximum wage when necessary and applying the maximum legal standards to its employees. Which factor is involved here?
a.
Social expectation
b.
Social obligation
c.
Social responsibility
d.
Social responsiveness
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i think its option b may be pls check it ,it may be wrong not sure
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The factor involved is social responsibility.
- It accurately represents the duty to generously support conscious decisions and conduct acts that are desirable in practical terms of society's specific goals and values.
- It is the organisation's responsibility towards various social groups like workers, potential clients, prospective investors, etc. It aims to pursue strategies and consider desirable action choices corresponding to priorities and values.
- Thus, paying maximum wage when necessary and properly enforcing the maximum legal standards to its employees should undoubtedly remain the social responsibility of every business.
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