Planning your work, CSR, Ethics and Sustainability

what is meant by the term effective

• Effective means producing a desired result.
• Effective means being efficient without results.
• Effective refers to something that is popular.
• Effective is synonymous with being expensive.

what is meant by the term efficient

• Efficient means working slowly to ensure accuracy.
• Efficient means achieving maximum productivity with minimal wasted effort or resources.
• Efficient refers to the quality of being ineffective.
• Efficient is a term used to describe excessive resource use.

what is the definition of an action plan

• A plan that lists all possible goals without specific steps.
• An action plan is a strategic document that outlines the steps necessary to achieve a specific goal.
• A summary of the project's budget and resources.
• A document that describes the history of a project.

what is corporate social responsibility

• Corporate social responsibility is the commitment of businesses to contribute to sustainable economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce, their families, the local community, and society at large.
• A way to avoid government regulations
• A method for reducing employee benefits
• A strategy for increasing profits at any cost

What is meant by term social equality

• Social equality means that all individuals have rights and opportunities in society

• Social equality refers to the economic status of individuals.
• Social equality refers to policies adopted by organisations which promote the well being of people and both locally and worldwide

• Social equality is about equal distribution of wealth among all individuals.

what does the ethical principle of objectivity refer to

• The ethical principle of objectivity allows for subjective interpretations in analysis.
• The ethical principle of objectivity refers to maintaining impartiality and neutrality in judgment. without bias

• The ethical principle of objectivity encourages bias in reporting.
• The ethical principle of objectivity emphasizes personal opinions in decision-making.

What are the three pillars of sustainability

• Legal, Historical, Environmental
• Political, Cultural, Technological
• Environmental, Social, Economic
• Physical, Emotional, Financial

Which of these ethical principles are referred to in the AAT Code of Professional Ethics

• Integrity, Objectivity, Professional Competence and Due Care, Confidentiality, Professional Behavior
• Creativity, Flexibility, Adaptability, Loyalty
• Efficiency, Profitability, Risk Management, Compliance
• Innovation, Collaboration, Leadership, Trust
• Transparency, Accountability, Fairness, Respect

Which one of these is a threat to compliance with the fundamental principles of ethics in the AAT Code of professional ethics

• Adherence to regulations
• Transparency in reporting
• Effective communication strategies
• Conflicts of interest

Explain what is meant by a self-review threat