Laws and Legislation
PESTLE
SWOT
Aims and Objectives
Customer Groups
100

This law sets the minimum amount employees must be paid per hour.

National Minimum Wage Act

100

 In PESTLE, the first "E" stands for

Environmental 

100

In SWOT, the "W" stands for ___.

Weaknesses

100

The main aim of most private businesses is to make

Profit / money

100

what are the two customer groups

demographic / purpose

200

Which law ensures that people are treated fairly regardless of race, gender, or age?

Equality Act 2010

200

A rise in inflation is an example of this factor in PESTLE.

Economic factor

200

Relying too heavily on one product is an example of which SWOT category

Weaknesses

200

What is market leadership.

becoming the top performer  

200

What is a niche market

a small, specialized market for a particular product or service.

300

Businesses must keep customer information safe under this law.

Data Protection Act / GDPR

300

Current trends would fit into which PESTLE factor?

Social

300

Changes in technology and markets on both, broad and narrow scales would come under which SWOT category

Opportunites

300

Voluntary organisations usually aim to support

A cause, charity, or community need

300

What are two reasons why people participate in sport  

performance, recreation, personal image, health maintenance, charity

400

This law protects consumers from buying faulty or dangerous products.

Consumer Rights Act

400

What does PESTLE analyse, and what does it provide businesses  

analyses external factors AND provides a big picture of what is going on and changing around them (e.g. laws, regulations, current trends) 

400

A change in customer shopping habits, such as moving online, would be which SWOT category?

Threat

400

A business aiming to expand into three new countries in five years is setting what type of objective?

Geographic growth

400

What are the 5 barriers to participating in sport

cost, access, time, personal, cultural  

500

Which law requires employers to make “reasonable adjustments” for employees with disabilities. Provide an example how a SAL business would do this.

Equality Act 2010

500

What are the four steps to carry out a PESTLE analysis  

List the External Factors / Work Out What It Means for the Business / Rate the Impact and Likelihood / Plan What to Do Next (SWOT)

500

A new technology that reduces production costs could be both an opportunity and a threat. Explain why.

Opportunity if adopted / spend saved money elsewhere / could potentially be more time efficient 

Threat if competitors use it first / large upfront cost for the technology / need people qualified to manage it / loss of jobs

 

500

What is diversification and provide an example of a SAL business who has done this

entering new markets (e.g. gym shark, whoop, my protein etc. offering new products/services)

500

Provide 3 ways a gym could be more inclusive of disabilities

Accessible facility design / Adaptive equipment / Staff training / Quiet or sensory-friendly areas / Assistive technology / Flexible policies / accessible facilities (lower water taps)

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