Stakeholders

• Employees work within the organisation to produce goods/services
• Shareholders are owners of the company who have invested money into it
• Stakeholder - any individual or group that has an interest, concern, or influence on the business.
• Shareholders are owners of the business who invest money into it
• Suppliers supply raw materials, components or finished products to the business
• Customers buy products or services from the business
• Suppliers supply raw materials, components or finished products to businesses
• Employees work within the business
• Competitors compete with the business
• Government regulates businesses through laws such as health & safety legislation
• Customers buy the product made by the business
• Suppliers supply raw materials needed by the business to make products
• Government regulates businesses through laws and taxes
• Suppliers supply raw materials to businesses
• Customers buy products from businesses
• Government agencies regulate the activities of businesses
• Government regulates businesses through legislation such as health & safety laws
• Competitors offer similar goods/services as the business
• Government agencies regulate the activities of the business
• Stakeholder analysis involves identifying stakeholders and assessing their level of influence on the business.
• Community is made up of local residents and other organisations that may be affected by the business' activities
• Stakeholder is anyone who has an interest or involvement in the success/failure of the business
• Stakeholder theory suggests that all stakeholders have an interest in the success or failure of the business.
• Employees work for the business
• Community is affected by the actions of the business
• Creditors are owed money by the business
• Shareholders own shares in the company, which gives them ownership rights over the business
• Creditors lend money to the business
• Shareholders own shares in the company and receive dividends from profits
• Shareholders own shares in the company
• Suppliers sell raw materials/components to the business
• Suppliers sell goods or services to the business
• Suppliers provide raw materials, components, services, and products to the business
• Customers buy products from the business
• Employees work for the business and contribute to its operations
• Employees include full-time employees, part-time workers, contractors, and volunteers
• Shareholders are individuals, institutions, or companies that own shares in the business
• Customers can be individuals or organisations purchasing products or services from the business
• Highly influential stakeholders are those who have both high levels of power and influence over the business.
• Community members have an interest in how the business operates within their community