Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to organizational actions that address social, community,
and environmental issues as part of its ethical obligations.
Examples: Sustainability initiatives, charitable contributions, and community outreach programs.
Explanation of Other Options:
A . Environmental responsibility: A subset of CSR focusing specifically on environmental issues.
C . Environment scanning: Refers to analyzing external business environments for trends and risks.
D . Corporate outreach: Describes community engagement efforts but does not encompass broader
CSR activities.
Reference:
SHRM - Absenteeism and Productivity Impact
CIPD - Training Program Objectives
Behavioral Interview Techniques (SHRM, CIPD)
World Economic Forum - Corporate Social Responsibility Trends
