ISO 26000 Social Responsibility Quiz

What is the primary goal of social responsibility?

• Maximising shareholder profits

• Contributing to sustainable development

• Limiting organisational growth

• Focusing solely on environmental issues

Which of the following is not a core subject of social responsibility according to ISO 26000?

• Organisational Governance

• Financial Performance

• Consumer Issues

• Community Involvement and Development

Accountability in social responsibility implies being answerable to:

• Only the organisation's shareholders

• Only the local government authorities

• Stakeholders and the wider community

• Competitors within the same industry

The concept of transparency in ISO 26000 emphasizes:

• Keeping organisational strategies confidential

• Openness about decisions affecting society and the environment

• Sharing only positive outcomes with stakeholders

• Disclosing information exclusively to investors

Ethical behaviour in social responsibility is characterised by:

• Pursuing competitive advantage at all costs

• Transparency and honesty in all actions

• Prioritising economic growth over environmental protection

• Ignoring stakeholder expectations

The principle of respect for stakeholder interests under ISO 26000 includes:

• Acknowledging only the interests of primary stakeholders

• Considering the impacts on all stakeholders, including indirect ones

• Focusing solely on the interests of the local community

• Prioritising the interests of international stakeholders

Respect for the rule of law as a principle of social responsibility means:

• Adhering to international norms over local laws

• Compliance with all relevant laws and regulations

• Following only those laws that align with the organisation's goals

• Choosing which laws are relevant to the organisation

An organisation's sphere of influence in social responsibility does NOT include:

• Its supply chain

• Its competitors' actions

• Political lobbying activities

• Employee behaviour outside work

In the context of ISO 26000, due diligence refers to:

• Financial audits conducted annually

• A process for identifying and addressing negative impacts

• Ensuring profitability in all organisational activities

• Checking the legal backgrounds of potential employees

The right to collective bargaining is associated with which core subject of ISO 26000?

• Consumer issues

• Labour practices

• Organisational governance

• Environmental sustainability