InnovCorp, a multinational technology company, is implementing a new AI-powered surveillance system in its global offices to enhance security and streamline operations. The system utilizes facial recognition and behavioral analysis to monitor employee activity, identify potential security threats, and optimize resource allocation. The company\'s leadership believes this system will significantly reduce operational costs and improve overall efficiency. However, the implementation was decided upon without consulting employees or their representatives. Furthermore, InnovCorp has not publicly disclosed the full capabilities of the system, the types of data collected, or how the data will be used and stored. Some employees have expressed concerns about potential bias in the AI algorithms, the impact on their privacy, and the lack of transparency surrounding the system\'s operation. The legal department has reviewed the system for compliance with local data protection laws in each region, but no broader social responsibility assessment has been conducted. Which of the following best describes the primary violation of social responsibility principles and elements, as defined by ISO 26000, demonstrated by InnovCorp\'s actions?