Responsibility
We often look for the answers (or approvals) for what we are supposed to do in life. But more significantly, we want to know how we can hold others accountable for their responsibilities and duties. Responsibility and blame go hand in hand. Who should we blame and hold responsible when things go wrong?
What government or business department is responsible for and should take action on...? With liability issues,who is responsible for and ought to cover the problem? What is the responsibility of business for environmental matters? Do corporations practice social responsibility? What is the responsibility of our schools to protect our children from violence and bullies? Is it my responsibility in this relationship to and must I...? Lists of responsibility are endless as are the blogs that go along with them.
When we want to know where to complain about something,we seek who is responsible to hold others accountable. To whom do they answer? We want somebody to be responsible. Hot lines, consumer info, and sites like the worst places to work provide us with a venting space to hold someone responsible for whatever has our attention and impacted us negatively.
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “Responsibility”
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Penance
Poems at The Poetry Showcase - Share your poems at the Poetry Showcase —
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Perhaps then my words were crude and my gestures rude Perhaps my compassion, my affection, contused read more2 hours ago -
Just dropped in to see what condition my condition was in
Right Truth —
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September 11, 2001 terrorists to lecture Americans on why we were attacked... What could go wrong with that ? I pushed my soul in a deep dark hole and then I followed it in I watched myself crawlin out as I was a-crawlin in I got up so tight I couldnt unwind I saw so much I broke my mind ...3 hours ago -
Economic Human Rights, Certain Objections and Counter-Objections
P.A.P. Blog - Human Rights Etc. —
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M.C. Escher, hands drawing each other, symbolizing cooperation and mutual assistance ( source , and here is more M.C. Escher ) Economic rights are a subset of human rights. Put very briefly and simplistically, they are what could be called anti-poverty rights : for example, there’s a right to a certain standard ...8 hours ago -
Tories to end taxpayer investment in dirty fossil fuels
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A Conservative government would scrap the Export Credit Guarantee Department that invests in dirty power stations and instead use the fund to encourage green technology A Conservative UK government would bring to an end the practice of the government underwriting investment in "dirty" fossil fuel power stations ...8 hours ago -
New NI online hate group emerges on Facebook
O'Conall Street —
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A new Northern Ireland hate group has emerged on Facebook. The work of what appears to be a sad group of students, it was created last week and targets young Romanian women who sell roses in Belfast city centre. The racist group, entitled ‘abusing Belfast rose sellers’ has already attracted 343 members from ...9 hours ago -
Laws cause behavioral flaws
Kent's "Hooligan Libertarian" Blog —
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Laws cause behavioral flaws"Laws" enable and encourage bad behavior. Rather than judging acts as "right" or "wrong" I think a majority of people today only consider whether their actions are "legal" or "illegal". I see this all the time, especially among drivers. They will drive just within the bounds of "the law" ...11 hours ago -
The Long Ow: Fulfilling on the Promise of Human-Centered Design
ChangeOrder —
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I spent time over the past three months with IDEOs Human-Centered Design (HCD) toolkit , which is derived from the daily practices used within their firm as well as by design practitioners around the globe. In answering a recent survey theyd sent out to solicit input for a future edition, I couldnt help but observe ...12 hours ago -
Seminar on How to Set Up Your Own Home Based Travel Agency
Tropical Paradise of Asia —
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Be Your Own Travel Agency Boss on January 24, 2010 Sunday Seminar on Organizing, Operating and Managing Your Home Based Travel Business with out risks. This is to assist entrepreneurs and others to respond to the profitable travel and tour business, a comprehensive seminar on putting up either a home based ...13 hours ago -
The Economist Magazine on Why We Have to Be Biased Toward Tax Increases in the Short Term
EconomistMom.com —
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The cover story in this week’s Economist magazine discusses “dealing with America’s fiscal hole.” The “hole” is described not as something we’ll have to dig ourselves out of in the far-off future , but something we’re already too far in now . (The story quotes Bill Gale and Alan ...16 hours ago -
Another Chance for Health Care Activism
rochesterturning.com —
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Here’s another opportunity to have your voice heard in regards to health care reform before the senate bill is complete. I heard Tom Daschle speak on NPR today. the way I interpreted what he said was that he has no problem compromising away the public option, as impotent as it is, to get this bill passed. ...17 hours ago -
Pawikan Festival : Adopt a Turtle on Nov 30 Mon
Tropical Paradise of Asia —
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Adopt a Turtle in Pawikan Conservation Center Best of Subic/Bataan Eco Tour for Family/Company or School Field Trip http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=216897236872&index=1 Marine Turtles are transboundary creatures, they travel great distances to feed and grow. But because as hatchlings the ...19 hours ago -
The Case for Hope and the Need for Action
Servant of Chaos —
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In a little over two weeks, the world’s leaders will be meeting in Copenhagen to discuss and hopefully agree on decisions to reduce carbon emissions. The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP15) is perhaps the last chance to achieve consensus on this contentious issue. Why should you care? According to ...19 hours ago -
Shifting blame is a social disease
Eideard —
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Whose fault is it, then? [IMG: http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=eideard.wordpress.com&blog=3848052&post=46646&subd=eideard&ref=&feed=1]21 hours ago -
BREEDING RESPONSIBILITY…
Hal Alpiar's Blog —
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“It’s not MY job!” Ever heard this before? Or is it just my imagination? Odds are someone in your business either says something like this, or has ...23 hours ago -
Week 11 NFL Picks: Time for a New Story
Cleveland Frowns —
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As the college football regular season fades, the NFL takes on increased prominence in the Nations football focus. Maybe its that; that the mere act of observing changes the phenomenon thats being observed thats what makes todays NFL picture seem so foggy. But whether thats true or not, Week 11 seems like a new ...1 day ago -
Return to Islay
Bill Boyd - The Literacy Adviser —
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“I know only one thing about the technologies that await us in the future. We will find ways to tell stories with them.” - Jason Ohlar . On Friday I had the pleasure to return to the beautiful isle of Islay to lead a staff development day on Literacy with the staff of Islay High School and its associated ...1 day ago -
DOT pushing through with Tourism Congress on Nov 25
PinoyBusiness.ORG - Home —
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November 25 is the schedule of the Tourism Congress. However, there were calls from the local tourism industry for its deferment, but the Department of Tourism (DOT) is still pushing through with the original schedule of the event. Tourism Secretary Joseph Ace Durano said, “We have to convene the Tourism Congress ...1 day ago -
Hate crimes
Kent's "Hooligan Libertarian" Blog —
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Hate crimes"Hate crimes". Is there any more ridiculous concept? If something is wrong to do, your hatred as motivation for doing it doesnt make it worse, just like any possible good intentions as motivation dont excuse any harm that you do. If "hate crimes" must become a "legal reality" then the flip-side, ...1 day ago -
At Least 100 Reasons to Worry That Congress Won’t Follow Through on the Hard Choices in Health Care Reform
EconomistMom.com —
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Hooray! Tonight we’re one step closer to getting a deficit-neutral health care reform bill that has at least some hope of “bending the health cost curve” in the future. Oh wait, maybe not… As David Broder worries about in his Sunday column in the Washington Post (emphasis added): I have been writing ...1 day ago -
Communicate. Communicate. Communicate.
Hal Alpiar's Blog —
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Your Laundry? No. But Your News? Yes! ...1 day ago

