business stakeholders

Cards (15)

    • stakeholders-
    • all those groups with an interest in the success or failure of a business
    • stakeholders-
    1. shareholders
    2. employees
    3. customers
    4. managers
    5. suppliers
    6. local community
    7. pressure groups
    8. the government
    • shareholders objectives-
    • long term organic growth
    • short term share price
    • employees objectives-
    • security of a job
    • opportunities for career development
    • good pay
    • fringe benefits
    • customers objectives-
    • high quality consistently
    • honest and fair dealing
    • cool products
    • managers objectives-
    • security of employment
    • opportunities for career development
    • fringe benefits
    • suppliers objectives-
    • honest and fair dealing from company on prices and credit
    • good communication
    • strong organic growth for more demand
  • local community objectives-
    • honest and fair dealing on plan that affect local employment and environment
    • pressure groups objectives-
    • honest and fair dealing on plans that affect customers and the environments
    • they focus on business activity
    • the government objectives-
    • honest and fair dealings on tax arrangements, employment plans, and location plans
    • positive effects of business activity on stakeholders-
    • businesses that provide activities for small kids and parents brings people together
    • special restaurants that give people opportunity to eat in a way that suits their lifestyle or diet
    • shops that focus on organic produce giving an outlet to suppliers who produce this
    • negative effects of business activity on stakeholders-
    • pollution of body caused by process foods prejudice from newspapers bad treatments of staff
    • how stakeholders impact business activity-
    • pressure groups that get popular can influence firms
    • gentle pressure prevents businesses from behaving outrageously
    • pressure groups -
    • 
an organisation formed to put forward a particular viewpoint, e.g promoting organic farming
    • possible conflicts between stakeholder groups -
    • they will clash
    • shareholders want more dividends which means more profit which clashes with employees who want more pay since high pay reduces profit