Report on Organizational and Legal Structures: Oxfam, BBC, Morrisons
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This report provides a detailed analysis of the organizational and legal structures of three distinct organizations: Oxfam, the BBC, and Morrisons. Oxfam, a voluntary organization with a mission to combat poverty, operates under a non-profit limited liability company structure with a tall, matrix organizational structure. The BBC, a public service broadcaster established by Royal Charter, follows a public sector legal structure and a formal organizational management structure. Morrisons, a private sector statutory corporation, employs a hierarchical organizational structure within its retail supermarket operations. The report further explores the interconnectedness of various departments within Morrisons, such as marketing, finance, human resources, and production, highlighting the importance of cross-team collaboration for achieving business success. It emphasizes how each department contributes to the company's overall performance and customer satisfaction, with the marketing department acting as a guide for other departments in producing and servicing goods.
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