stakeholders

Cards (15)

  • what are stakeholders?

    a stakeholder is anyone whose affected by a business
  • what are the different stakeholders?
    • the owners
    • employees
    • suppliers
    • local community
    • government
    • customers
  • how is the local community affected by businesses decisons ?
    • will suffer if a firm causes noise and pollution
    • gain if the firm provides good jobs and activities
    • employees will have money to spend in local shops boosting the economy
  • how are employees affected by business decisions?
    • job security
    • promotion prospects > these are both improved if the firm is growing & profitable
    • decent wages
    • good working conditions
  • how are suppliers affected by a businesses decisions?
    • if a firm is profitable they’ll need more materials therefore its income will increase
    • benefit most when firm set objectives based on profitability and growth
  • how are the government affected by objectives?
    • receives taxes if firm makes profit
    • benefit most when their objectives are based on profitability, growth or job creation
  • what are internal stakeholders?

    people or groups directly involved in the daily activities of a business, employers, owners, management
  • what are external stakeholders?

    people or groups who are not invoked in the daily activites of a business
  • what are egs of external stakeholders?
    shareholders, suppliers, local community, customers, government
  • what are pressure groups?

    a group that tries to influence governments, general public or a business in the interior of a particular cause
  • what are protests?

    they stand up for something
  • what are boycotts?

    refusing to buy products from them
  • what are some examples of pressure groups?
    • protests
    • boycotts
    • negative publicity
  • what are the benefits of meeting stakeholder needs?
    • improved relationships - develops trust
    • access to a wider network of contacts - stakeholders may provide access to a network of other people
    • improved reputation - stakeholders ar elmore likely to have a positive view of the business
  • what are the drawbacks of meeting stakeholders needs?
    • time consuming - communicating with a number of stakeholders takes time
    • risk of upsetting other stakeholders - meeting the needs of some stakeholders could upset others, causing resentment and ill feeling