This report provides a detailed analysis of Morrisons, a prominent British supermarket chain, focusing on its leadership styles, organizational structure, and culture. It examines various leadership styles such as autocratic, democratic, authoritative, and transactional, evaluating their effectiveness within the organization. The report also explores Morrisons' hierarchical organizational structure and its market-driven culture, assessing the interrelationship between structure and culture. Furthermore, it discusses the legal requirements for equal opportunity and diversity, highlighting the importance of the Equality Act and Human Rights Act in ensuring a fair and inclusive working environment. The report concludes by emphasizing the significance of effective leadership and a well-defined organizational structure and culture for enhancing employee performance and achieving organizational goals. It also underscores the legal obligations that organizations must adhere to in order to prevent discrimination and promote equal treatment, ultimately fostering a positive and productive workplace.