7.00
Points Missed
3.00
Percentage
70.0%
1.
In the supplemental materials, you learned that (1) the GRI is one of the most widely used CSR reporting methods; (2) the initial report of most businesses is a "C" level report; and (3) "C" level reports are required to measure ten performance indicators, including at least one from Economic, Environmental, and Social areas. You are at a private school and responsible for recommending performance indicators and developing metrics for a GRI report. You are inclined to recommend selecting some performance indicators from Labor Practices and Decent Work because: (Select 2) A) Parents care about teacher satisfaction, which is partly a function of pay and benefits B) Stakeholders want to ensure that labor costs are contained.
Feedback: Not completely correct - the school's Board of Directors and management may monitor labor costs closely so they are contained, but there are many other stakeholders who do not have that as their priority, like employees, parents, students, and government C) Students are subject to the "decent work" requirements D) Employees are important stakeholders
Feedback: True - how employees are treated affects student learning and the quality of the workplace. Most of the performance indicators in this area address relevant issues to school employees: workplace safety, training, turnover, unions, and equal opportunity.
Points Earned:
1.0/2.0
2.
Your private school is sending home a survey at the end of the school year for parents to complete on their perceptions of the school's transparency on environmental, social, and economic aspects of their operations. The survey consists of open-ended questions so they can get detailed feedback. What type of questions are open-ended survey questions? (Select 3) Note: It doesn't matter how the school actually performs or how they inform parents of their performance. This question is asking about the use of