Sustainability issues following oil city in Mossoró-RN
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2236130811143Keywords:
Social balance sheet, Social Responsibility, Social and Environmental ReportsAbstract
The economic environment of organizations requires a new attitude, which may include in its activities the preparation of financial statements covering not only the economic aspect, but a greater commitment with respect to human actions, social and environmental. Therefore, this study aims to determine whether the social and environmental reports of an oil company located in Mossoro-RN assists in the preparation of its Social. From an analysis of the information in social and environmental reports available on the website of the organization studied, looking up through this research, compare the light of scientific research, the information recorded in the social and environmental reports contribute to the development of a social, helping dissemination of the importance of accounting records evidencing a transparent manner environmental actions of the organization. The results showed that the social and environmental responsibility actions developed by the company that operates in the field of oil, may be used for the preparation of both Social GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) and also in the model IBASE. It is noticed that the company shows a new phase of capitalism that is exploring a social as a way to justify the profit on the operation of the social environment that belongs to everyone.
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