SUAL, GWENDOLYN S.

ETHICS
BSA 2-B ESTARLITA DELA CRUZ

Kentucky Fried Chicken

PHILANTHROPIC RESPONSIBILITIES

It refers to initiatives that businesses implement as part of their corporate governance to guarantee that their activities are ethical and
beneficial to society. It also defined as the tactics that businesses do as part of their corporate governance to guarantee that their activities are
ethical and beneficial to society.

KFC's corporate social responsibility program, aims to alter this by making a difference in the lives of children in South Africa by delivering
nutritious meals to help them study, grow, and thrive. Add Hope has expanded to feed approximately 120 000 children every day in South
Africa since its inception in 2009. Add Hope is a national feeding project that allows KFC consumers to purchase ‘hope' off the menu for just
R2 all year. Every donation goes directly to one of the 132 Add Hope recipients, giving every one of us the power to impact someone's life.

ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITIES

It is defined as the ability to perceive, interpret, and act on a variety of principles and values in accordance with the standards of a certain area
or setting. Fast food companies have an ethical obligation to make consumers aware of what they are eating. These companies sell
inexpensive unhealthy food in order to maximize their profits despite the health threats it poses.

When developing products, KFC should have the wellbeing of customers in mind. The KFC Company benefits from the fact that they may
create items that fulfill the wants of customers. The disadvantage of KFC is that they must consider what customers will think of their products,
which can be advantageous.

LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Businesses must verify that their business processes and procedures are legal. They must follow all applicable rules, regulations, and laws.
Following the law protects all of the company's shareholders and stakeholders.

KFC follows all applicable laws, regulations, and policies. To fulfill industry standards, they conduct an internal food safety audit. Employees
are also paid fairly and have flexible working hours. It also helps to keep the environment clean by adhering to the country's property laws.

ECONOMIC RESPONSIBILITIES

It refers to a company's practice of basing all of its financial decisions on its commitment to do good in the areas mentioned above. The
ultimate goal is to have a positive impact on the environment, people, and society, not just maximize profits.

KFC tends to be cooking their food served to the consumers unlike what other QSR does. Other QSR tend to be serving meals cooked in a
central kitchen, frozen and then reheat for the consumer. KFC on the other hand, are making the food which tends to be more quality than
their competitors. Their purpose is to maximize the profit for employees and shareholder and to produce goods and services that the
customers’ need.