Which of the following is an example of a social topic addressed in GRI Standards?

The selection of labor practices and decent work as a social topic addressed in GRI Standards is especially relevant because GRI Standards prioritize the impact of organizations on society, particularly regarding how they manage labor relations and ensure fair and ethical work conditions. This includes aspects such as employee rights, working conditions, health and safety, and discrimination, which are critical to understanding an organization’s social footprint.

Labor practices and decent work encompass a range of issues that reflect a company's commitment to social responsibility. These are essential criteria for stakeholders who assess an organization's contributions to sustainable development and its overall governance.

The other options, while important, are categorized differently: climate change adaptation and resource efficiency are primarily environmental topics, focusing on how companies manage their environmental impacts and contribute to sustainability goals. Supply chain management, although it can encompass social aspects, often leans more towards operational efficiency and risk management, thus not fitting purely within social topics as defined by GRI Standards.