We will now review the social factors which constitute one of the three pillars of ESG. The social pillar encompasses a wide range of concerns, such as fair practices; diversity, equity, and inclusion; human rights; community relations; and social responsibility. A shorthand for the social pillar is it involves business activities that impact people including employees, customers, community stakeholders, and members of the larger society.
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