Social responsibility refers to the extent to which the actions of social actors, including public authorities, align with mutual expectations, prevailing legal standards, social norms, collective interests, and ensuring trust at all levels of society. It implies the obligation to perform duties that serve the public interest. This responsibility is essential for maintaining societal integrity, ensuring social justice, and fostering the development of social relations.
Perspectives of public authorities’ social responsibilit
| Perspectives | Internal | External |
| Examples | Social dialogue, innovation, labour protection, wage stability, labour stability, appropriate working conditions, social insurance, gender equality | Cooperation with local communities, promotion of small and medium business, reduction of corruption, socially responsible investment, development of civil society, reduction of company operation risks, environmental protection |
