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One of the learning outcomes (also called 'assessment criteria' or 'indicative content') for this course is 'Defining organisational value for money to include social outcomes -- such as the use of local labour and participation of XXX and / or YYY groups'. Replace XXX and YYY with which words?
Disadvantaged / minority.
It is possible to deliver value for money in a socially responsible way - indeed some advocates sug-gest that business performance can be radically improved by implementing measures such as em-ploying disadvantaged people, as diversity, motivation, retention, etc factors come into play.
'In the context of CSR, companies should have a XXX diverse workforce. It is argued that a XXX diverse workforce contributes to economic growth, since companies can benefit from the range of different perspectives, skills, experience and knowledge of individuals from diverse backgrounds'. Which kind of diversity is being referred to at XXX?
The correct answer is 'socially', because this includes elements of culture and economics / finance.
Essentially as broad an interpretation of 'diversity' should be used to deliver maximum benefit to the organisation.
Which one of the following is not a renewable source of energy?
Solar, tidal and wind are all renewables.
Nuclear although 'clean' is not renewable, and has significant end-of-life disposal challenges.
'CSR' is an abbreviation meaning:
Corporate Social Responsibility.
A very common concept nowadays.
The idea that organisations should accept some responsibility for what goes on around them, and not just focus on increasing profits.
'Some food items, such as XXX, might get damaged by vibrations from a truck'.
Soft fruit: peaches, raspberries, strawberries, for example.
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