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Business Environment| Sainsbury’s and RSPCA : Report

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Business Environment| Sainsbury’s and RSPCA : Report

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THE BUSINESS ENVUniversityTHE BUSINESS ENVByDateNameLecturer’s name
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THE BUSINESS ENVContentsTask 1..........................................................................................................................................................3Describe the type of business if it is a sole trader, partnership or private limited organization; mention the purpose and ownership of two contrasting businesses. This must include: an accurate and brief highlight on owners liability and debt......................................................................................................3Describe the different stakeholders (such as customers, employees, owners, suppliers, trade unions, employer associations; local and national communities and governments) who influence the purpose of two contrasting businesses.......................................................................................................................4Task 2..........................................................................................................................................................6Describe how two businesses are organized in terms of their structures and functioning areas like HR, Finance, Marketing, Production, Customer Services and Sales which contribute to its strategic plans...6Explain how the style of organization of your chosen businesses helps them to fulfill their purposes....7Task 3..........................................................................................................................................................8Describe the influence of two contrasting economic environments on business activities within selectedorganization.............................................................................................................................................8Task 4..........................................................................................................................................................9Describe how political, legal and social factors are impacting upon the business activities of your selected organizations and their stakeholders..........................................................................................9References.............................................................................................................................................11Page 2 of 12
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THE BUSINESS ENVTask 1Describe the type of business if it is a sole trader, partnership or private limited organization; mention the purpose and ownership of two contrasting businesses. This must include: an accurate and brief highlight on owners liability and debtThe main aim of the report is to find the contrast between two businesses and their ownerships, aim, stakeholders, different activities etc. Here are the two contrasting businesses, Sainsbury’s and RSPCA. The elaborations of the two businesses are as follows,Sainsbury’s is a UK based super market business who delivers different types of food to the people of UK. The company opened its first store in the year of 1869 and since then it has been maintain a perfect reputation in the field of business. The great quality of products at affordable prices is very much in favor of the customers of the country. That is the reason why this businesshas earned so much reputation in the field. The company has more than 3oo stores in 519 supermarkets(Ciullo, Contalbrigo and Lenisa, 2011). This company consists of more than 30,000products in the stores which have the capabilities to fulfill all the demands of the customers in the food industry. The sector of the business is tertiary and secondary. This is because the companies provides service, sells food and also have their own farm. The main goal of the company is to provide the best quality of food to the people of the country in the most expected way and to increase the number of stores in the states of the country.RSPCA stands for The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. This company actually provides the servitude to the animals and works for the right of the animals. RSPCA began their company in the year of 1824 in order to prevent the cruelty on the animals. There are 172 branches of the company in K. There are 38 clinics and 33 animal centers. The animal Page 3 of 12
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THE BUSINESS ENVcenters are mainly run by many trusts and charitable company. The business is mainly in the territory sector as it only provides servitude to the animals that need special care and treatment. The main and the objective of the business are to reduce the use and sufferings of dogs in medicine testing. The main purpose is to provide the animal what they actually deserve and provide shelter to them.Describe the different stakeholders (such as customers, employees, owners, suppliers, tradeunions, employer associations; local and national communities and governments) who influence the purpose of two contrasting businessesThe two contrasting business in the field have maintained their reputation in the most efficient way. It can be said that these two companies have mainly believed their stakeholders and have kept their faith on the performances. That is the reason why these two companies have been successful in the field of business. Customers: The customers are the ones depending on whom every business set its strategies. The criteria and demand of the customers influence the business to make necessary changes in the organizational environment. Sainsbury’s and RSPCA have maintained the demand and have understood the criteria in the most effective way. Sainsbury’s has been able to fulfill all the demands of the customers and has been providing the quality of food to them. RSPCA also has responded to the animals and has stood against the cruelty to the dogs.Employees: The employees of both these companies are the ones whose performances directly affect the outcomes of the company. It can be elaborated in this way that the companies must have efficient employees in order to achieve the organizational goals in the most effective way. Page 4 of 12
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