Awadh has a smallrestaurant. He gave job tomany Omani youth andtakes care of their welfare.His restaurant sells healthyfood for reasonable price.Identify the socialresponsibilitiesaccomplished.O a. Responsibilitytowards state andselfO b. Responsibilitytowards environmentand customersO c. Responsibilitytowards employeesand customersd. Responsibilitytowards shareholdersand employees

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Awadh has a small restaurant. He gave job to many Omani youth and takes care of their welfare. His restaurant sells healthy food for reasonable price. Identify the social responsibilities accomplished. a. Responsibility towards state and self O b. Responsibility towards environment and customers O c. Responsibility towards employees and customers o d. Responsibility towards shareholders and employees

Awadh has a small restaurant. He gave job to many Omani youth and takes care of their welfare. His restaurant sells healthy food for reasonable price. Identify the social responsibilities accomplished. a. Responsibility towards state and self O b. Responsibility towards environment and customers O c. Responsibility towards employees and customers o d. Responsibility towards shareholders and employees

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