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100

Identify two legal requirements for starting a business

Register a Business name with ASIC

Register an ABN with the ATO

Register a website

Adhere to trade practices legislation

Register for Work Cover insurance.

100

Why is it important to have financial control systems in place?



To prevent fraud from within the business. 



100

What is one example of a primary source of data that can be collected through market research?

conducting surveys online or via phone calls or interviews or recording first-hand observations of consumer behaviours, or conducting experiments.

100

If the question prompts you to provide a definition

define

100

Outline two minimum employment standards the full timer worker would be entitled to.                                                                        

Any of the NES entitlements set out of by the Fair Work Commission - E.g. annual leave, sick leave, compassionate leave, minimum hours and wage etc

200

What is the role of marketing consultant when establishing a business?

They are responsible for raising awareness of business’s products and brand with their target markets.

They run campaigns that involve advertising and other forms of communication with potential customers which increase awareness among consumers and result in increased sales.

200

What is the ‘separate entity' principle?

The ‘separate entity’ accounting principle recognising that the owner’s finances are separate to those of the business and therefore business transactions should be recorded separately.

200

Distinguish between the characteristics between goods and services

Goods are tangible and can be touched, however, services a intangible and cannot be touched. This means that while goods are physical items that can be stored, services are consumed as they are being produced

200

Provide a detailed account of something; give the facts about something and if the question refers to a process, provide a detailed account in sequential order

Describe

200

identify two expectations that employees typically have in a business."



employee expectations such as conditions of employment, remuneration, job security and work-life balance

300

Give an example of a policy that would be required in day to day operations of any business.

Hazards Control Policy 

Workplace Health and Safety Policy 

Emergency Evacuation Policy 

Procurement Policy 

300

Why is choosing the right supplier important?

Choosing the right supplier is important to business success – failure to do so can cripple the business’ ability to provide customers with high quality goods/services.

300

Identify the five stages of the product life cycle

the product life cycle: introduction, growth, maturity, decline, extension

300

How many marks is typically allocated to an evaluate question?"



6 or more

300

What is work-life balance?

work-life balance refers to the equilibrium or harmony an individual seeks to achieve between their professional responsibilities and personal life. It involves managing time, energy, and attention in a way that allows individuals to fulfill their work obligations while also enjoying a fulfilling personal life outside of work. 

400

What is importance for policies and procedures to establish business routines?

•Established by businesses to set the direction of the business and to determine standards of behaviour

•Clearly defined policies promote good practice and help ensure employees are working within the requirements of the law.

•Right policies also help establish a positive culture within the business, which will in turn assist the business to reach its objectives.

•Ensure a business follows legislation, it should remain aware of updates and change past policies if required.


400

What is a stakeholders?

Stakeholders’ refers to the people and groups that interact in some way with the business and have a vested interest (or stake) in its activities.

400

What are the features and value of customer relations strategies such as providing quality customer service?

  1. Customer Satisfaction: Ensuring that customers are content with the products or services.
  2. Brand Loyalty: Building long-term relationships that result in repeat business and brand advocacy.
  3. Positive Reputation: Establishing a favorable image in the market through good customer relations.
  4. Increased Revenue: Satisfied customers are more likely to make additional purchases and recommend the business.
  5. Competitive Advantage: Providing superior customer service can set a business apart from competitors.
400

Bring together for noting the points of likeness and difference, Define Term A, Define Term B, Similarity between A and B, Difference between A and B


Compare

400

What are the effects that developments in technology may have on staffing needs?

Technological developments can reshape the skills, roles, and structure of a workforce. Organisations need to anticipate these changes and proactively address their staffing needs to remain agile and competitive in the evolving business landscape.

500

What is the name of the legislation that oversees all trade practices (formerly called the Trade Practices Act 1975).

Competition Consumer Act 2010

500

Define Induction

Induction can be defined as a structured program that aims to provide new employees with all the necessary knowledge, skills, and information about the barber shop to be able to perform their job effectively

500

Describe the importance of product branding

Product branding belongs to the 7P’s of the marketing mix and is important to a business  because it involves the process of creating and establishing a unique identity that customers can recognise . It includes the brand name, logo, packaging, and overall brand image that differentiates this product from its competitors to build customer loyalty and sales

500

Identify the main features then examine closely; examine in parts; show how the parts relate to the whole and provide an opinion/conclusion/recommendation

Analyse

500

Compare job analysis to job specification

Both job analysis and job design are an important part of staff planning of a business to ensure that the right person with the right skill set is hired to fill the vacancy at the business. Both are interrelated because a job analysis allows the business to lay the foundations providing crucial information about the tasks, responsibilities, and requirements of the  job which and then be used for the job design to ensure employee satisfaction and performance. They differ in that a job analysis is a systematic process of gathering and evaluating information about a particular job in this case for a graphic designer. The analysis does focus on the actual job activities, the equipment they will use to perform the job, and the skills, knowledge and qualifications needed to enable the writing of a job description. Job design on the other hand targets the creation of tasks that are meaningful, challenging, and motivational for the recruit that align with the objectives.