Which of these statements is incorrect?
A. Employees are accountable to their employer directly.
B. An individual is not as accountable for knowing something to be right as knowing it to be wrong.
C. Both the care home manager and individual carers are accountable for an individual's care.
Answer (2)
The statement about individuals not being as accountable for knowing something to be right is incorrect, as accountability requires understanding both right and wrong. Employees are accountable to employers, and both managers and carers share responsibility for individuals' care. Understanding these responsibilities is essential in care settings. ;
The incorrect statement is that an individual is not as accountable for knowing something to be right as knowing it to be wrong. Accountability involves understanding both right and wrong. The other statements about accountability in the workplace and in care settings are correct.
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