"responsibility statement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be used in a variety of contexts; for example, a company may include a responsibility statement in its mission statement, or an individual may sign a responsibility statement to take ownership of a task or project. For example: "I hereby accept full responsibility for the success of this project, and will act diligently to ensure its completion."
Likewise, coin issuers and vendors will be able to use HullCoin transactions as a live social responsibility statement – the right-on story of a digital penny.
Apple's supplier responsibility statement bars employees of supplier companies in China from working more than 60 hours a week; so does Chinese law.
If you have a social responsibility statement on your website (you should!), start there.
7) A responsibility statement of the CSR Committee that the implementation and monitoring of CSR Policy, is in compliance of CSR objectives and Policy of the company. .
A responsibility statement of the CSR Committee that the implementation and monitoring of CSR Policy, is in compliance of CSR objectives and Policy of the company.
While over 90% of companies have a corporate social responsibility statement, and over 70% make a marketing claim about improving the planet, only 22% of companies take ownership of carbon, water and energy usage and the final waste impact in their extended value chain.
Inquirers are directed to a plethora of corporate mission and vision statements and 'soft' corporate responsibility statements which rarely provide any hard information about corporate taxation policies.
But while not all the items on her wishlist were granted, 2015 brought some promising developments toward Weinreb's goals, including lofty corporate responsibility statements from major firms seeking to make their businesses a force for societal good.
Nimbalker said all of the companies were assessed based on publicly available information, such as ethics and corporate responsibility statements, and then were contacted multiple times to expand on those policies and answer a set of 61 questions about their policies and practices at each level of their supply chains.
Many companies also regularly issue social impact statements, sometimes called "corporate responsibility statements," that detail how the company's operations are currently affecting knowable factors like energy consumption, sustainability, job creation, labor conditions, philanthropy and volunteer work.
With today's corporate responsibility statements we've learned to be vigilant about distinguishing companies sincerely seeking sustainability from companies engaging in largely cosmetic "greenwashing". There's no reason we can't be similarly discerning about future social impact statements that whitewash the future.
