Sustainable Production

When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources

Corporate Social Responsibility

A company's efforts to have a positive impact on 'people and planet'

A movement for the fair pay of suppliers in developing countries

The altering patterns of weather, often linked to human activity

Payment for workers that allows them to live to a minimum standard

An action that considered to be socially or environmentally 'bad'

The harmful use of vulnerable people or limited resources

Reusing resources in producing new goods

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OCR GCSE (9-1) Business 6.1. Ethical and Environmental Considerations: Terms

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Pollution
Damage caused to the environment by human activity
The cause of hayfever
Using plants to reduce business waste
Conducting a survey to find out what people think
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Renewable
Resources or energy that do not run out
Things that just have to be dug out of the ground
Can be recharged via USB
Unlimited refills
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Sustainable Production
The making of sustainables
When production does not lead to the depletion of natural resources
Making products without contributing to climate change
When a factory is able to maintain a high level of output all day, all year
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Corporate Social Responsibility
A company's efforts to have a positive impact on 'people and planet'
The efforts by business to make sure all employees get along
Large business' promise to hold a party at Christmas
A business' commitment to maximizing profit for its owners
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Fairtrade
A deal involving dodgem cars
A movement for the fair pay of suppliers in developing countries
A commitment to only buy from UK suppliers
A good deal for both sides
6
Climate Change
Turning the heating up in the office
The calm after the storm
Moving workers to an overseas office
The altering patterns of weather, often linked to human activity
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Living wage
Same as minimum wage
Payment for workers that allows them to live to a minimum standard
Being paid in livestock
A wage that is constantly changing
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Unethical
Something that everybody agrees on
Cannot be recycled
An action that considered to be socially or environmentally 'bad'
A new social media platform released by facebook
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Exploitation
Making clear what was meant in an email
Demonstrating a new way of doing business
The harmful use of vulnerable people or limited resources
Finding new places or resources to use
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Recyling
An employee 'bike-to-work' scheme
A loss-making business practice
Riding a BMX 'switch'
Reusing resources in producing new goods

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