Accountability (corporate)
Accountability refers to companies (Corporate accountability) having to answer for the consequences of their actions or behaviour. Measures of accountability can range from CSR reporting, social audit or legal liability for their actions. While there is no consensus on what corporate accountability should encompass, the term ‘accountability’ is usually understood to result in stricter obligations by companies in comparison with ‘social responsibility’. See Social responsibility movement and child labour Eco-Fashion Encyclopedia
Do we have a story crisis? Series
- Do we have a story crisis? Part One Corporations
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Two Monetary Issues
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Three The Final Warning For Humanity
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Four Population Control
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Five Big Pharma and Healthcare
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Six Big Pharma and Healthcare continue
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Seven War On Drugs and Big Pharma connection
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Eight The Environmental condition it is just a symptom
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Nine Ministry of Propaganda and non-governmental institutions
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Ten Big Oil, Wars and Nuclear Energy
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Eleven Globalisation, Capitalism and Armed Conflicts
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Twelve Epigenetics Science is it the saviour for human survival?
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Thirteen Big Banking and monetary measurement of human well-being
- Do we have a story crisis? Part Fourteen The brave new world without monetary measurement