1. What is the difference between social obligation and social responsibility?

2. Bonita and Samuel are concerned about some workplace activities on the part of four coworkers. One employee, for example, makes frequent personal long distance phone calls, and all four take home office supplies that they don't replace. Because management hasn't stopped them (and even seems to be turning a blind eye), other employees are beginning to think that such activities are quite acceptable.

If they find themselves pondering the same activities, Bonita and Samuel should ask themselves: "Is it unfair to some parties?"

True

False