An organisation helps the local community but keeps its employees in an unsafe workplace. Which conclusion is correct?

Correct answer: The social objective is partly visible, but the personal objective is ignored

The governing concept is that management objectives are multiple and must be assessed separately rather than allowing one favourable action to hide another failure. Helping the local community indicates some fulfilment of the social objective. However, employee safety is part of employee welfare and therefore belongs to the personal objective as well as responsible organisational conduct. Keeping workers in an unsafe workplace shows that this objective is being neglected. Option A is correct because it recognises both facts. Option B is too broad and assumes complete success. Option C is false because physical safety directly affects employee welfare, while D incorrectly suggests that community assistance compensates for every internal deficiency.