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Business stakeholders & legislation
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What are stakeholders in a business context?
Those
affected
by the business
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What are the main stakeholder groups in a business?
Owners/investors
Employees
Customers
Suppliers
Local residents
Government
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How do employees positively impact a business?
They affect the quality of the
product
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How do suppliers positively impact a business?
They help
efficiency
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What negative impact can customers have on a business?
They leave bad
reviews
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What negative impact can pressure groups have on a business?
They can create
negative publicity
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What are the objectives of different stakeholder groups?
Owners/
investors
: high profit +
dividends
Employees: high
pay
Customers: low
prices
, good
quality
Suppliers: regular orders, high price for
raw materials
Local residents: jobs created, no pollution or disruption
Government: high
tax
, create jobs
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What positive impact does a business have on stakeholders?
Creates
jobs
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What service does a business provide to stakeholders?
Provides a
service
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What negative impact can a business have on stakeholders?
Pollution
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What types of pollution can a business cause?
Noise and
air
pollution
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What is a conflict between stakeholder groups?
When two
stakeholders
want different things
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How must a business decide between conflicting stakeholder interests?
By determining which
stakeholder
is
more
important
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What does consumer law protect?
Consumers
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What must goods be free from according to consumer law?
Defects
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What must product descriptions be according to consumer law?
Accurately
labeled
and informative
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What is the Consumer Rights Act's requirement for goods?
Goods must be "
fit for purpose
"
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What rights do consumers have under the Consumer Rights Act?
Right to
refund
or
repair
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What does employment law protect?
Workers
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What aspects of recruitment does employment law cover?
Adverts
,
checks
, and
contracts
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What is the minimum wage?
The
lowest
legal
pay for workers
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What does equal pay mean?
Same pay for the
same
work
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What are protected characteristics under
discrimination
law
?
Race, religion, sex, age, disability, sexuality
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What does health and safety legislation ensure?
Safe
workplaces
and trained
employees
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What must be recorded and investigated according to health and safety laws?
Accidents
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What are the impacts of legislation on businesses?
Costs
for training
Equipment
for safety
Motivated workers if
obligations
met
Satisfied customers if obligations met
Compensation
if obligations not met
Bad reputation if obligations not met
Cost of refund/repair if obligations not met
Possible
prison sentences
if obligations not met
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What happens if a business meets its legal obligations?
Motivated workers and satisfied
customers
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What are the consequences if a business does not meet its legal obligations?
Compensation
, bad reputation, costs,
prison
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