Globalisation
Process of increasing connections and interdependence between countries.
What is Globalisation?
companies that manage production or deliver services across multiple countries.
What is a Multinational?
how businesses take responsibility for their impact on society through structured programmes and initiatives.
What is CSR?
Unfreeze, Change, Refreeze
What is Lewin's 3 stages of change?
recognised that workers were complex individuals whose social needs and psychological wellbeing directly affected their work performance.
What is the Human Relations Theory?
Advancements in technology and Removal of trade barriers
What is key drivers for globalisation?
businesses that operate globally without a single centralised headquarters
What is a transnational organisation?
Tesco’s Unsold Food Programme
What is an example of CSR?
Someone who helps manage and implement change within an organisation.
What is a change agent?
Provides a clear visual way to understand what helps and hinders a proposed change, making complex situations easier to analyse and discuss with others.
What is a benefit of a Force Field Analysis?
Increased consumer choice, Economies of scale and Job Sharing
What are advantages of globalisation?
Market expansion and dominance, Access to Resource and Avoiding import costs
Why do companies become multinationals?
Environmental programmes, Community and Education projects
What are different types of CSR?
Individual barriers and Organisational Barriers
What are barriers to change?
Benefits of Human Relations
Cultural and communication barriers and Environmental concerns
What are challenges of globalisation?
small to medium-sized companies that operate internationally
What are micro-multinationals?
companies making decisions based on moral principles.
What is Ethics?
a decision-making tool that helps organisations evaluate the factors influencing change.
What is a Force Field Analysis?
What is a limitation of HR Theory?
British based Multinational Organisation, selling homeware and clothing worldwide
What is Marks and Spencer?
A multinational corporation operates globally with a centralised head office in its home country, while a transnational company operates globally without a single centralised headquarters.
Whats the difference between a multinational and a transnational organisation?
Marketing advantages, Innovation opportunities and customer loyalty
What are Benefits of ethical practices?
Difficult to accurately measure the strength of different forces, making it hard to compare them meaningfully.
What is a Limitation of Force Field Analysis?
Identify the Change Goal, Identify driving forces (helping the change), Identify restraining forces (opposing the change), Score the forces, Draw, Analyse
What are the steps required for Force Field Analysis?