Social Responsibility & Ethics
Government & Business
Employment & Workforce Trends
Business Ownership & Organization
Organizational Structure & Leadership
100

The duty of a business to contribute positively to society and balance profit with community welfare.

What is social responsibility?

100

What is the main role of government in business?

To regulate and protect consumers, workers, and the environment.

100

A person who has no permanent or full-time position, such as temporary or contract employees is what kind of worker?

Contingent Worker

100

Name the 3 basic forms of business ownership.

Proprietorship, partnership, corporation

100

A diagram showing reporting relationships and job positions is called an...

Organization Chart

200

Name two examples of environmental responsibility.

Conservation of resources and pollution prevention.

200

Distinguish interstate from intrastate commerce.

Interstate:  crosses state lines

Intrastate:  stays within one state

200

Name one major workforce trend in the U.S.

Aging Workforce

Increased diversity

Growth of service jobs

200

Advantage of a proprietorship?

Owner keeps all profits and makes all decisions.

200

The management principle that states each employee should be accountable and report to only one supervisor.

Unity of command

300

What federal law protects employees from unsafe work conditions?

OSHA...The Occupational Safety and Health Act.

300

A legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties is called a...

Contract

300

Name two examples of employee wellness programs.

Fitness memberships

mental-health support

smoking-cessation incentives

300

Disadvantage of a proprietorship?

Unlimited personal liability.

300

The number of employees supervised by one manager is referred to as what measure?

Span of Control

400

Rules about how businesses and employees should behave morally and legally is called...

Business ethics.

400

Name the four elements of a valid contract.

Agreement, consideration, capacity, legality

400

Hiring and promoting based on merit without discrimination is called: 

Equal Opportunity

400

A business owned by shareholders with limited liability and a separate legal identity is called a...

corporation

400
What is the difference between functional and matrix organizational structures?

Functional is organized by department/job type

Matrix uses project-based cross-functional teams.

500

When personal gain interferes with professional judgment or company duty, we call this a...

Conflict of interest

500

Intellectual property is protected by law in 3 ways...

Patents, copyrights, trademarks

500

Which law prohibits age discrimination against workers over 40?

The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA)

500

The right to operate a business using another company's name and system/operating procedures.

Franchise

500

A short, specific written description of a business's purpose and direction is called the...

mission statement

600

These are restricted by law because they reduce competition and can exploit consumers.

Monopolies

600

Define the relationship between responsibility, authority, and accountability.

Authority = right to act

Responsibility = duty to perform

Accountability = answer for results

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