The economic responsibilities are positioned in the first tier of the International Pyramid, the glocal responsibilities in the second, the legal and ethical responsibilities in the third, and the philanthropical responsibilities in the fourth.
The inclusion of glocal responsibilities in the second row of the International Pyramid emphasises the link between the global and the glocal, and encourages CSR activities to look beyond the immediate population to the wider population of the country concerned, and even beyond that to the global community as a means of identifying worthwhile social goals and remedying social concerns.
It's not likely that those graduates will encounter familial responsibilities in the first chapter of their professional lives, but they will come across other unique challenges.
The "first line" administrative and day-by-day direction of the state had been given to Liu Shaoqi, who had assumed the chairmanship of the People's Republic of China in 1959 (though Mao retained his position of party chairman); additional responsibilities in the first line were given to Deng Xiaoping, another tough-minded organizer who, as general secretary, was the party's top administrator.
These activities and processes are also the ones for which the students are asked about responsibilities in the first part of the questionnaire.
Where GPs were considered to have the main responsibility in clinical decisions and monitoring patients' health in the 1980s, we identified a focus on shared responsibility in the second period.
A firm's relationship with its auditors is, after all, a curious one: it pays the fees of the institution with the prime responsibility, in the first instance, for spotting any irregularities.
By contrast, Wikler (2004) argues that access to treatment should not be discounted to accommodate considerations of personal responsibility in the first place.
SAP's revenge will come as customers find that they are spending more time moving their business forward than struggling with integration issues, which should never be their responsibility in the first place.
Furthermore, the fact that in Carroll (1991) Pyramid Model, the legal responsibilities are located in the second row and follow by ethical responsibilities, indicates the belief that US companies are more interested in discharging their legal and ethical responsibilities rather than the discretionary ones.
The glocal responsibilities are located in the second tier of the International Pyramid model of CSR, representing the obligation of corporate decision makers to engage in actions which protect and improve the environmental conditions of society as a whole, whilst also acknowledging socio-cultural aspects, users of technology, and the nature of political rights.
