stakeholder chart
Task 2 Stakeholder Analysis for Wilkinson
Stakeholder group number Stakeholder group name Stakeholder key objectives To what extent the organisations has met the objectives
1. Shareholders /
Investors.
Provide investments for the companies,
Operations and/or growth. To make sure that the company invests the funds correctly to give profits to the shareholders and for expansion.
2. Supplier. They will need relevant information of what the company needs and how the supplier will get paid. The company will outline details to what their requirements are, and have a contract to say what the supplier has to achieve to get paid and how the invoice will be settled.
3. Consumers. Buy the goods or services that your
Organisation offers. They will offer the best product at the keenest prices and possibly loyalty bonuses to keep the consumer coming back.
4. Government. To make sure the Organisation follows all the legal requirements. The company will make sure all health and safety procedures are followed to the letter of the law that has been put in place by the government.
5. Local Community. Will the company be looking for local staff and consumers? The organisation will advertise locally for staff and consume. They will offer prospective employees and attractive packages to hire the best staff.
6.
Trade unions. To protect the working rights and pay of the employee. Also can get staff to go on strike. An employer can recognise a union to help the staff with problems and sit down with one representative and this would be an easier way to run an organisation.
7 Employees Want a pleasant working environment and know there is a long term job security. The Employer can offer good facilities for break times and offer training to staff when a promotion is available internally.
8 Pressure Groups Such as fair Trade will be investigating if companies are buying ethically and from sweat shops The Company can put in place such policies that where ever in the
Stakeholder group number Stakeholder group name Stakeholder key objectives To what extent the organisations has met the objectives
1. Shareholders /
Investors.
Provide investments for the companies,
Operations and/or growth. To make sure that the company invests the funds correctly to give profits to the shareholders and for expansion.
2. Supplier. They will need relevant information of what the company needs and how the supplier will get paid. The company will outline details to what their requirements are, and have a contract to say what the supplier has to achieve to get paid and how the invoice will be settled.
3. Consumers. Buy the goods or services that your
Organisation offers. They will offer the best product at the keenest prices and possibly loyalty bonuses to keep the consumer coming back.
4. Government. To make sure the Organisation follows all the legal requirements. The company will make sure all health and safety procedures are followed to the letter of the law that has been put in place by the government.
5. Local Community. Will the company be looking for local staff and consumers? The organisation will advertise locally for staff and consume. They will offer prospective employees and attractive packages to hire the best staff.
6.
Trade unions. To protect the working rights and pay of the employee. Also can get staff to go on strike. An employer can recognise a union to help the staff with problems and sit down with one representative and this would be an easier way to run an organisation.
7 Employees Want a pleasant working environment and know there is a long term job security. The Employer can offer good facilities for break times and offer training to staff when a promotion is available internally.
8 Pressure Groups Such as fair Trade will be investigating if companies are buying ethically and from sweat shops The Company can put in place such policies that where ever in the