HND Business: Analyzing Types, Size, Scope of Organizations

This report provides an overview of different types of organizations operating in the UK market, including public, private, and voluntary sectors, along with their legal structures. It discusses the characteristics of sole proprietorships, public organizations like the NHS and UKAEA, private organizations such as Qbic Hotel and John Lewis Partnership, private limited companies, co-operative organizations, partnerships, and voluntary organizations. The report also highlights the background, vision, mission, products, and services of Qbic Hotel in London. The report concludes with a list of references, including books and journals, used for research. Desklib offers more solved assignments and past papers for students.

Business Environment
TASK 1

Sole trader
• Sole trader are most common form of the business ownership which
is working in different types of activities.
• In this way, plumbing, electric work and many other activities are
done through business to work in different aspect in creative
manner.
• In respect to develop effective results, these types of enterprises are
taking contract from customers to enhance profits and revenue.
• Therefore, satisfaction level can be build in respect to take decisions
in successful aspect.
• Examples, Kurt Geiger, Gary J Harding, Julie Thatcher
Bookkeeping, Phillip Corbin, etc.

Types of organisation
• There are different types of
organisation working in UK market
that belongs from divers industries.
• It assists to grow productivity and
functioning that make profitable to
business to provide welfare and
working effectively at workplace.

Public organisation
• Therefore, following are different sector organisation are working that are
as follows:
• Public organisation: This type of business are wholly operated by
government. Their main objectives and goal is to create welfare for
general people and society. For example, NHS is working for taking care
of patients.
• They determine their purposes in respect to deliver public resources for
common people.
• Different types of public organisations are working such as educational
institutes, health care activities, social activities, etc.
• Example of Public Organisations are: UK atomic energy authority
(UKAEA), National Audit Office, Ministry of Justice (MoJ), The ministry
of defence, etc.

Sole trader
• Sole trader are most common form of the business ownership which
is working in different types of activities.
• In this way, plumbing, electric work and many other activities are
done through business to work in different aspect in creative
manner.
• In respect to develop effective results, these types of enterprises are
taking contract from customers to enhance profits and revenue.
• Therefore, satisfaction level can be build in respect to take decisions
in successful aspect.
• Examples, Kurt Geiger, Gary J Harding, Julie Thatcher
Bookkeeping, Phillip Corbin, etc.

Private Organisation
• Private sector organisation are working
with independent people that are owned
in term of individual or group of persons.
• Private sector enterprises are working for
develop profitability results at
workplace.
• For example, Qbic hotel is working as
privately owned operations and
functions.

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• Therefore, self sustainability can be managed at workplace for
ascertain effective results.
• These types of businesses has main aim to enhance profits and make
themselves as market leader.
• In this aspect, sole proprietor, partnership, limited company,
franchise, hospitality, etc. are working in private sector businesses.
• For example, John Lewis Partnership, Greenergy, McLaren
Technology Group, Thomas Cook, Virgin Atlantic, JCB, Palmer and
Harvey, Brakes Group, etc.

Sole trader
• Sole trader are most common form of the business ownership which
is working in different types of activities.
• In this way, plumbing, electric work and many other activities are
done through business to work in different aspect in creative
manner.
• In respect to develop effective results, these types of enterprises are
taking contract from customers to enhance profits and revenue.
• Therefore, satisfaction level can be build in respect to take decisions
in successful aspect.
• Examples, Kurt Geiger, Gary J Harding, Julie Thatcher
Bookkeeping, Phillip Corbin, etc.

Private Ltd. Company
 Is often a small business such as an independent retailer in a
market town.
 Company's ownership is private.
 It can issue stock and have shareholders, but shares cannot trade
on public exchanges.
 In general, it is handle privately by people. It is a separate legal
entity, with a common seal. It is the most popular legal structure
of business.
 For example, Swire pvt. Ltd, Iceland Ltd , Linpac Ltd, etc.

Co-operative organisation
• Co-operative enterprises can be vary in
respect to their size and membership.
• They are performing their functions and
operations in respect to make successful
results.
• With owned different products, suppliers
and services, co-operative firms can
supply their effective results at workplace.
• For Example, Suma Wholefoods, The
largest co-operative organisation in UK.

Partnership
 This type of business is working with dealing two or more
than two people in business.
 They are working in different types of sectors such as
educational, manufacturing, etc.
 For example, Mumsnet which is founded by two friends
Carrie Longton and Justine Roberts, Lancashire, etc.

Voluntary Organisation
 It aims to provide community services without making profit and
also known as the third sector organisation.
 Run and staffed by volunteers/members
 Financed by grants from the lottery, sports council or local
authorities.
 For example, National Council For Voluntary Organisation
(NCVO), Royal Voluntary Services, British Redcross are some
examples of voluntary organisation.