Pan Pacific Hotel: Financial, HR Performance and Legal Impact Analysis

This report provides a detailed analysis of the operations at Pan Pacific Hotel, a UK-based hospitality enterprise. It focuses on monitoring financial performance using principles like cash flow management and the time value of money, with an emphasis on the double-entry bookkeeping system and trial balances. The report also examines the HR lifecycle, including recruitment, training, and performance development plans, specifically addressing conflict resolution, employee retention, and the impact of contract law on decision-making. Various communication methods are analyzed to improve the value chain and overall organizational performance. The report highlights key principles for financial management and HR strategies to enhance the hotel's operational efficiency, employee satisfaction, and overall profitability.

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
P1 Principles of monitoring and managing financial performance.............................................1
P2 Double entry book keeping.....................................................................................................2
P3 Trial balance of the organisation............................................................................................3
P4 Different stages of HR life cycle with focus to a specific job role.........................................4
P5 Performance development plan..............................................................................................5
P6 legislation to be followed by Pan Pacific for proper performance of organisation................7
P7 how company, employment and contract law impacts decision making................................7
P8 Role of different functional roles at the workplace................................................................8
P9 Different methods of communication, coordination and monitoring to improve value chain
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CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................10
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................11

INTRODUCTION
Carrying out a business in a hospitality industry has become more and more complex due
to rise in extensive competition. The organisations are required to look after each and effective
planning of the operations that will help in proper assessment of the operations that are been
carried out at the organisation in an effective way. The managers and leaders at a hospitality firm
will work in coordination with each other and employees that will help in improving the sales
and other operations of the organisation. For the present report, Pan Pacific hotel is been
selected. It is a UK based hospitality enterprise, operating on Bishopsgate, London.
The report will lay emphasis on the measures to monitor the financial performance of the
organisation with double entry book keeping system. Also, different ledgers are been carried out
at the organisation to produce basic trial balance. The HR cycle and specific job role is been
taken in consideration that will help in retaining and developing the talent. Also, the performance
development plan and different issues related to negative behaviour of the organisation of the
firm. Also, the impact of contract law on decision making and functional role of organisational
structure of the firm. Also, various methods of communication is been analysed.
MAIN BODY
P1 Principles of monitoring and managing financial performance
In order to effectively manage and look after the effective financial performance of
selected hospitality organisation, this will help in improving the sales and setting up of
operations that will support the suitable planning of operations which will help in improving the
sales and overall performance of organisation. Some major principles that are ben taken in
consideration are:
 Cash flow matters the most: This indicates the income and expanses that are been
carried out by an organisation to a higher scale. The management of Pan Pacific is
required to look after the inflow and outflow of the cash. More cash inflow on the earlier
period of an operation is better than later cash flow of investors. It helps in identifying
and managing the performance benefits of the organization.
 Time value of money: This can be termed as the depreciation cost of the money or an
asset that is been implemented within an organisation. The principle states that within a
fixed time range, the value of money is reduced. So before investing the resources and
money, the inflation rate is required to be analysed (What is a contract, 2019).
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 Risk taking leads to rewards: for an organisation like Pan Pacific hotel, the risks
associated with the investments of the organisation will lead to the rewarding of the firm
by rise in productivity and profitability. The principles state that higher the rate of return,
lower will be the valuation of operations (Manning, 2018.).
 Market prices are right: the market prices alters at a gradual rate as compared to the
self set rates of an organisation. The quick response to the fluctuation in market process
will help in sustaining performance of the organisation on a higher scale.
 Conflicts of action: the managers in an organisation like Pan Pacific hotel are required to
set proper interests that are been carried out by the organisation. This will help in
improving the result in managers best interests and may lead firm owners to lose their
valuation.
P2 Double entry book keeping
In the accounting operations of the organisation, the double entry book keeping system
will help in improving the sales of the organisation and thus will help in improving the sales of
the firm. This system states that every transaction within the organisation will have the dual and
opposite reaction of the organisation. In other words, every debit transaction has a credit entry.
Few of the double entries of the transaction of selected business enterprise are:
Purchase of new kitchen equipment
Debit kitchen equipment £6540
Credit cash £6540
Food purchases
Debit food £7900
Credit cash £7900
Beverage purchase
Debit beverages £12970
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Credit cash £1290
Purchase return
Debit cash £200.00
Credit goods return £200.00
Cash sales
Debit cash £3350
Credit goods £3350
Credit card sales
cash £14795
Credit cards £14795
P3 Trial balance of the organisation
The trial balance can be defined as the statement that is produced by the finance
department of the organisation in order to monitor the overall transaction and other operations
and actions that are been carried out by the firm. All the debit and credit balance is been summed
total and is further analysed and checked for determining the arithmetical accuracy of the
organisation that will help in effectively recording financial transaction of an organisation. The
trial balance of the Pan Pacific hotel are as follows:
Name Debit (in pound) Credit (in pound)
Cash 11700
Bank loans 12000
Trade creditors 11200
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Purchase 12400
Sales 14000
Sundry creditors 1620
Debtors 12000
Bank loan interest 1400
Other expenses 11020
Vehicles 2020
Suspense account 34120
Total 61740 61740
P4 Different stages of HR life cycle with focus to a specific job role
Within an organisation, different job roles are been taken in consideration by the firm that
will help in improving the sales of the organisation that will help in improving the sales of the
organisation. This will help in meeting the operational requirements of the organisation. This
will help in improving the sales and setting the operations of the organisation in the most
effective way. Some major stages or steps that are been carried out at the organisation for the HR
life cycle are:
 Recruiting and On boarding: the recruitment process is the most important and
effective process that is been followed by the HR department of the firm that will help in
handling the operations. Selecting the best and most skilled employee is the key role of
the HR department of pan pacific hotel. It will help in placing the advertisement related
to job, providing suitable training and development measure that will help a person to
perform their services accordingly.
 Orientation and induction: This process is carried out within the organisation that will
help in improving the employee's confidence level at the work place. As the employees
are new to the firm, they are hesitant in nature and thus, HR department is obliged to
reduce their reluctance towards organisation (Farrington, Antony and O’Gorman, 2018).
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 Training and development: This is the important operations that is carried out within
the organisation which will improve the overall operation's of the organisation and thus
will help in meeting the functional requirements of the organisation on a higher scale.
The training and development measures that are been carried out will help in improving
the skills and knowledge of workers enhancing the overall performance of the
organisation.
 Transferring and termination: This are the processes that are been carried out by the
firm. An employee performing well at the organisation is been transferred or promoted on
a higher position. On the other hand, employees with low performance will be terminated
that will help in improving the sales and performance of the organisation.
P5 Performance development plan
As the HR manager at Pan Pacific Hotel, the performance of carrying out the operations
that will help in improving the operations that will help in proper assessment of the operations
which will help in improving the operation at the hospitality organisation (Verghese and et.al.,
2018). It will impact the operations executed within the firm. This will help in resolving the
negative behaviour at work place and ensure reduction in employee turnaround rate. For this
purpose, effective performance development plan and its reviews are been analysed, which is as
follows:
Target area Performance
concern
Expected
standard of
performance
Agreed
improvement
actions
Support
measures
Time taken
Managing the
conflicts at the
workplace.
Excessive
conflicts have
lead to the
reduction in
overall
performance
of hospitality
enterprises.
This has also
reduced the
To resolve the
operations and
other activities
that are been
carried out
within the
organisation.
It will help in
proper
assessment of
Suitable
interpersonal
and
organisational
communicatio
n process and
measures are
been carried
out that will
help in
Developing a
good
communicatio
n and
interaction
channel at the
selected
hospitality
enterprise.
Besides this,
This measures
will require
about 6
months to
effectively
establish and
implemented
within the
firm.
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customer's
satisfaction
level. This has
also affected
the team
bonding and
carrying out of
other
hospitality
operations at
the workplace.
the operations
and other
factors that
will help in
increasing the
productivity
and customer
satisfaction
level of the
organisation.
meeting the
functional
requirements
of the
organisation to
a greater
extent.
Besides this, it
will also help
in suitable
team building
within the
organisation.
effective
intermediation
as HR
manager can
be placed.
This will help
in improving
the overall
performance
of the firm to a
greater level
and meeting
customer's
needs.
Reducing the
worker's
turnaround
from the firm.
The conflicts
and lack of
proper
contentment
level of the
organisation
have lead the
reduction in
contentment
level of
workers at the
organisation.
The absence
of job
satisfaction
and lack of
proper and
As an HR
manager, it is
expected to
develop a
proper policy
or action plan
that will help
Pan Pacific
hotel to carry
out the
employee
satisfaction
level. This will
also help in
meeting the
operational
needs of the
Development
of effective
policies to
meet the needs
and demands
of the
organisation.
Also, effective
interaction can
be placed at
the work place
this will help
in improving
the
performance
level of their
work force
For increasing
the employee
retention at the
selected
business
enterprise,
effective
support
measures like
strong
incentive
measures,
transparent
communicatio
n and effective
grievance
resolution
This is a time
demanding
process and
hence, will
need 6 months
to be
effectively
impelmented.
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supportive
work
environment
has caused the
departure of
many
employees
from the
selected
hospitality
firm.
organisation
and thus will
help in
reducing
reluctance of
workers
towards the
organisation
and improves
the
organisation's
performance.
and it will help
in increasing
worker's
retention at the
work place.
measures arer
required to be
taken that will
help in
meeting the
operational
requirements
of the firm.
Other than
this, suitable
team building
will turn out to
be more
effective.
P6 legislation to be followed by Pan Pacific for proper performance of organisation
Various legal obligations and laws are been carried out at the selected business
organisation that will help in improving the setting up of suitable business activities. Thus will
help in meeting the operational requirements of the organisation on a higher scale. Some major
laws that are followed at the organisation are:
 Employment Act 2002: this will guide the organisation set and place effective work
forces within the organisation without any sort of discrimination on basis of gender,
caste, sex and religion at the workplace.
 Food safety act, 1990: This will help in setting up of food and beverage qualities that
will help in improving the quality of food and beverages services that will help in
enhancing the customer satisfaction level.
 Waste regulation act, 2011: this will guide the Pan Pacific Hotel that will help in
improving the waste management conditions of them organisation in most suitable and
effective manner (Qureshi and Sajjad, 2017).
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 Health and safety act, 1974: this will help the hospitality enterprise to provide proper
security and setting up of safety measures at the workplace to improve the well being of
the people at the hotel.
P7 how company, employment and contract law impacts decision making
The company laws, employment laws and contract regulations will impact the overall
performance of an organisation in an effective way such as:
Employment law: This includes the legal obligation like Equality Act, 2010, National minimum
wage act and health and safety at Workplace act, 1974 which will assist an organisation to set
effective and proper polices which will improve the sales of the organisation. These measures
will help in meeting the functional requirements of the organisations. Besides this, it will also
help in setting up of suitable guidelines at the work place (Sigala and Gretzel, 2017). Besides
this, it will ensure a free, open and transparent work practice within the firm and deciding the
operation sof the organisation within an enterprise.
Company laws: The Companies Act 2006 of UK will help in setting up of the effective code of
conduct that will help in improving the overall operations of the organisation and thus will help
in handling the overall operation's and this will help in improving the sales of the enterprise with
the setting up of effective corporate governance measures which are been taken within the firm.
It helps in setting up of an organisation and supports the meeting of the operational objectives of
the organisation to meet the functional operations related to the overall functionality of the
business enterprise on a higher level (Khongmalai, 2019).
Contract laws: A contract can be termed as the legal agreement that is been set between two or
more concerning parties. It is a legal obligation that will help in meeting the functional
capabilities of the firm to enhance the overall decision making factors that are been carried out at
the Pan Pacific hotel. As the contracts are been developed on the basis of effective consents and
permission of both the firm that will help in proper planning of the offers and setting up of
clauses that will; help in meeting the operational requirements of the organisation (Talib and
Alam, 2016). Following of these clauses will help in meeting the operational capability and
setting up of business objectives of the firm.
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P8 Role of different functional roles at the workplace
Within the Pan Pacific hotel, the operations of a HR department and manager are
significantly interrelated to other operational roles of the firm. Some major interconnections of
the firm are:
 HR manger with Marketing: The HR manager at Pan Pacific organisation will look
after the proper assessment of the operations and thus will help in meeting the functional
requirements of the organisation (Lin and et.al., 2018). This will help in recruiting the
workers, promoting the goods and services that are provided by the hospitality enterprise
and thus will help in improving the sales and setting up of the promotional measures of
the organisation. This will also help in improving the overall profitability of the
organisation.
 HR manager with sales: The HR manager will recruit proper accountants and other
financial employees within the organisation that will help in placing the sales and thus
will help in increasing the efficiency top carry out the financial operations of the
organisation on a higher level. The maintaining of the transactions will also lead the firm
to improve their profitability and revenue generation by monitoring and managing the
financial operation that are been carried out by the firm.
 HR manager with Accommodation: The HR manager will coordinate with the
accommodation department of pan Pacific that will help in improving the overall
operations of the organisation (Carotenuto, 2016). This will help in looking after the
operations and assist in meeting the operational capabilities of the organisation on higher
level. It supports getting the trained and skilled employee's to carry out the
accommodation and room service measures by the organisation.
 HR manager with Other functional departments: the HR department will also interact
with other operational departments like concierge or front office, technical department,
security and food and beverages in order to get suitable manpower to channelise the
business operations in most effective and significant manner (Zainuddin and et.al., 2018).
This will help in improving the overall operation's and thus will help in meeting the
operational capabilities of selected hospitality service provider organisation.
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P9 Different methods of communication, coordination and monitoring to improve value chain
Various measures of communication can be taken in consideration that will help in
suitable planning of operations and thus will help in suitable planning of the communication and
further execution of the organisation that will help in meeting the functional capabilities of the
organisation. Some major communication measures that are been carried out at the organisation
are:
Communication measures:
Group discussion: this will help in increasing the proper interaction between the various
departments and the employees. This will help in meeting the functional capabilities and
resolution of different operational goals. This is very important tool of setting up of policies and
other operational functions that are been carried out within the firm. This will also help in
handling the conflicts at the work place (Ismail and Razak, 2016.).
Emails: This can be formal and informal in nature. This will help Pan pacific to get the proper
confirmation of their guests and booking up of rooms. Also, it will help in providing the details
about the arrival and checking out of an individual. This is a very fast, comparatively secure and
continent measure of communication.
Coordination measures:
Setting up of team: This will help in interaction of the firm and hence will help in improving the
quality of performance and other hospitality operations carried out at the selected firm. This will
help in executing the operations in most effective and precise manner (Montarroyos, Alvarez and
Bragança, 2018).
Monitoring measures:
Supervision: the management of Pan Pacific hotel will look after the proper planning of the
operations and thus, will help in the carrying out of the assessment of the operational
requirements of the organisation and discussing the ideas and issues with peers and experts to get
suitable solution of any sort of issues at the work place.
CONCLUSION
On the basis of the assessment, this can be evaluated that the proper handling of the
hospitality business will help in meeting the functional needs and other operations of the
organisation. This will help in suitable handling of the HR operations with the evaluation of
financial aspects and obligations of the organisations. Various ledger entries and trail balances
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are evaluated to monitor the expenses this will help in carrying out of the business operations and
other legislative measures that will help in setting up of the operations that will help in meeting
the business objectives of the firm. Besides this, effective communication, coordination and
monitoring measures are discussed that supports the proper and effective execution of hospitality
business operations with ease.
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