Every business needs to follow all the employment legislation which is set by the government. It helps employees to be treated fairly. Some of the legislation are; employment relations Act 2000‚ the minimum wage Act 1983‚ health and safety at work act 2015‚ etc. The health and safety act is twin duties because for employee’s health and safety are combined within one act. Businesses follow the legislation as it changes and they train their staffs as follows. It is essential for the business to follow
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P1 – explain different types of business information‚ their sources and purposes. Types of information used by Thorpe Park Written Communication – this involves any type of interaction between people using the written word. It is usually a very formal method of communication and is used both internally and externally by the business. Internally between staff written communication is very common in all businesses‚ including Thorpe Park‚ some examples of internal written communication would be employee
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Modern marketing The function In a private sector business operating to generate profit‚ is to attract and keep customers. Customers might be private individuals‚ in customers‚ customers might be private in so called B2C (business to consumer) markets‚ or they may be other businesses in B2B business to business markets. Markets occur wherever goods and services are bought and sold. there is a market for clothes a market for cars‚ there are developed markets and markets for food produce. Wherever
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Unit 1 - The Information Age Contents Introduction 1. Introduce yourself… My name is… A student at…‚ who is studying… 2. Purpose of this unit The purpose of this unit is to produce an Eportfolio (eBook / ePresentation) what will be used for a time capsule. The intensions is to educate and provide an insight to a generation (audience) 100 years from now‚ about what ICT technologies were available and how they were utilised… 3. Technologies currently used and what is the purpose
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Describe the social implications of business ethics facing Marks and Spencer in its different areas of activity. Ethics must be global‚ not local. In order to build a truly great global business the leaders need to bring forward a global standard of ethical practices. The only way to build a great global company is with a single global standard of business practices‚ vigorously communicated and rigorously enforced. Companies must layout the same business standards in Chicago‚ Paris‚ and Shanghai
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contrasting business. Stake Holders for Marks & Spencer’s and Pool Hayes Community School: 1. Customers 2. Management 3. Suppliers 4. Employees 5. Owners/Share holders 6. Trade Unions\Employer Associations 7. Local & National Communities 8. Environment 9. Government Customers are the most important stakeholders in Marks & Spencer’s as they are the people that by there products off of them. They have the potential to make the business or break
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shopkeeper in London. In 1907 they merged with The Royal Dutch Petroleum Company. 1.1.1&1.1.2 Having a lot of offices/petrol stations all around the world makes them a global business and it’s a private business because it’s not owned by the government. Their goal is to make more money than they spend‚ so Shell is a profit business. Shell is in all three sectors because they dig oil (Primary Sector‚ they produce the oil (Secondary Sector‚ and lastly they sell it as well at their petrol stations. Their
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Area 2 (p2) As a large Publicly-owned organisation‚ Bridgend College has a number of different types of stakeholders. To ensure that Bridgend College has to carefully manage these stakeholders. Customers (students)= with out students there would be no Bridgend college. Students are the customers of Bridgend College‚ the college depends upon the students and the success that they achieve both while at college and to a extent after they finish their education in order to keep the co college up
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P1- Sam Bayliss Tesco’s Tesco’s is a business that was set up in 1919 by a man called Jack Cohen. Tesco’s now employ 520‚035 people across 13 different countries which makes them one of the highest rates of employment. They recently launched their website in 1994 to extend their marketing and hopefully to increase sales. There values are to “work as a team‚ trust and respect each other and to support and say thank you”. The CEO at Tesco’s at the moment is Phillip Clarke and he is in charge of 6351
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Wednesday 06/02/13 * Went into Tesco in Coulby Newham asked if they had any jobs was told they didn’t but to hand in a CV so I did. * Went into Poundland in Coulby Newham asked if they had any jobs was told they didn’t but gave them a CV in case any come up. * Went onto the universal jobmatch registered and uploaded my CV. Searched for jobs and emailed northern.recruitment@uk.g4s.com regarding ref 14533. * Looked in the gazette and applied online for a job with DFS as a Sales Person
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