Business Objective Activity The RST Co. Ltd. operates a poultry
depot in a suburban district in a
Caribbean territory. It employs one
hundred workers from the community
and provides chicken parts to three
‘Fast Foods’ outlets in the area.
Recently some residents have been complaining about the stench coming from the river where the RST has been dumping its waste. The management of the company says that it is easier to dump it there and as soon as the rains come, it will be washed away into the sea.

Answer Questions Below:

Identify one cost which RST is imposing on the society 1 mark

2.Indicate two inputs which the society is providing to RST 2 marks

3.Name the output which RST is providing 1 mark

4. Explain why the management might not be displaying a sense of social responsibility 2 marks

5. Suggest three (3) ways in which the company might display better social responsibility 3 marks

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