HRM
Entreprise
Business Environment
Business Structure
Business Size
100

Is a formal document that sets out the terms and conditions/duties and responsibilities/relating to the job of an employee

Contract of Employment

100
The factors of production are

Land, labour, entreprise, capital

100

Are not charities, but their objectives re not just profit.

Social Entreprise

100

A business formed by two or more people with shared responsibilities and shared capital investment.

Partnership

100

selling price * quantity sold

Revenue

200

Sets out the kind of qualifications, skills, experience and personal attributes a successful candidate should possess

Job Specification

200

The next most desired option that is given up is the

Opportunity Cost

200

Businesses providing information services, such as computing, web design, ICT, management consultancy and R&D.

Quaternary Sector




200

A small to medium sized company that is a separate legal identity that is owned by private shareholders that have limited liability.

Private limited company

200

number of shares * their current price.

Market Capitalisation

300

Identifies and records the responsibilities and tasks relating to a job

Job Analysis

300

Someone who takes the financial risk of starting and managing a new venture

Entrepreneur

300

The movement of an economy from depending on the primary sector to depending on the secondary sector.

Industrialisation


300

An agreement that allows one business to trade under the name of another business to sell the other company’s products or services

Franchise

300

total number sales of a business / total number of sales in the industry x 100

Market Share

400

When a job is no longer required, the employee doing this job becomes unnecessary through no fault of their own

Redundancy

400
The difference between the selling price of a product and the cost of its raw materials

Value added

400

The movement of an economy from depending on the secondary sector to depending on the tertiary sector.

De-industrialisation

400

Are joint ownership organisations (producer, workers, consumer) and is a distinctive type of business organisation – often a significant amount of democratic control and profits shared/distributed in proportion to members’ investment.

Cooperatives

400

Long-term goals that a business hopes to achieve


Corporate Aims



500

The proportion/percentage/rate of a firm's workforce/employees that leave during a certain time period.

Labour Turnover

500

Is acting like an entrepreneur within an established company. It’s creating a new business or venture within an organization.

Intrapreneur


500

Economic resources are owned by both private and public sector.

Mixed economy

500

Two or more businesses/people agree to work together on a particular project/product or business enterprise

Joint Venture

500

A statement of the business’s core aims, phrased in a way to motivate employees and stimulate interest by outside groups

Mission Statement

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