What is fair trade?
Without this foundational concept, a business has no profits with which to perform the rest of their social duties
What are economic responsibilities?
This well-known disaster took place in Ukraine in 1986 and the still abandoned evacuation zone has ironically become an impromptu nature reserve
What was the Chernobyl accident?
The behaviors businesses take to hold themselves socially accountable
What is CSR?
Starting a family is hard, and in most other wealthy/developed countries this is not only standardized for new mothers, but often new fathers as well
What is paid parental leave?
What is the One Percent for the Planet?
He published and presented this idea of a hierarchal pyramid in 1991 based on his 4-part definition of CSR published in 1979.
Who is Archie B. Carroll?
This NYC tragedy of 1911 horrifically ended with 146 deaths and spurred a stronger movement for improved workplace safety
What was the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire?
The moral principles of duty and virtue that prescribe how we should behave
What is ethics?
There are statewide mandates for it in some states such as New York and California, but in other states missing work to recover may mean missing paychecks
What is paid sick leave?
What is the marine stewardship council?
This is to be done when all else has been executed; contributing and giving back to the community and charities
What are philanthropic responsibilities?
This Danish-based company known for interlocking brick and block technology has recently pledged $400 million over three years to sustainability and responsibility initiatives, aims to be carbon neutral by the end of 2022 and make all products from sustainable materials by 2030
What is the LEGO Group?
People, planet, and profit. The "triple Ps" comprise this CSR-focused business concept
What is the triple bottom line?
The US exited this international climate change agreement under the previous administration but rejoined in 2021
What is the Paris Agreement?
What is the rainforest alliance?
Complying with laws and regulations; in some ways, is morally the very least you can do
What are legal responsibilities?
Home of the Jets and Giants, this insurance company has committed to 11 environmental goals to achieve by 2030, categorized as reducing emissions in operations, investments in research and development, and investments directly into the environment
What is Metlife?
This approaches focuses on making decisions based on moral principles that infringe as little as possible on the entitlements of others
What is the rights approach?
This is left to be negotiated between employer and employee in the states, but in most European countries, the government guarantees 20 to 30 days with which to do whatever you want?
What is paid vacation time?
What is cruelty-free?
Doing what is right, just, and fair; following the rules, traditions, and expectations of the culture and society
What are ethical responsibilities?
Located in the Gulf of Mexico back in 2010, it was the biggest event of its kind
What was the Deepwater Horizon oil spill/BP oil spill?
The ______ approach focuses on taking action that results in the greater good for the majority of people
What is utilitarian?
The group that accounts for 73% of the labor in the agricultural sector
Who are immigrant farmworkers?