Grade – IG 1
BA-01
Section – 2
Dt.
Subject – Business Studies Name_____________________________________________
21/ 06/2019
Teacher’s Sign________________
Job Satisfaction
There are several ways in which a business can increase the job satisfaction of its (1)_______________.
(2)_______________
involves
workers
swapping
round
i.e.
workers
move
between
jobs.
(3)_______________ gives workers more responsibility and involvement in the decision making process
for a particular job. (4)_______________ means training workers to carry out a variety of jobs. Extra tasks
and increased (5)_______________ are added to the worker's job description.(6)_______________
can give job‐satisfaction‐being part of a team and being involved in the (7)_______________ within
the team gives the worker a feeling of responsibility and (8)_______________.
(decision making employees Job enlargement Job enrichment Job rotation responsibility self‐
esteem Teamwork)
Organization Structure
The organization structure for an organization describes the different (1)________________________, and
how
decisions are put
by
an
into
practice.
This
(2)________________________.
An
structure
organization
can
be
chart
represented
shows
the
(3)________________________‐ the way in which decisions are passed up or down the organization,
from one level to the next‐ and the (4)________________________‐ the number of employees for whom
a person at a higher level has direct responsibility. A (5)________________________ organization
is one in which there is a long chain of command. Different levels of the organization are known as
(6)________________________.
A
flat
organization
has
a (7)________________________ chain of command.
(chain of command hierarchy levels of responsibility organization chart short span of control tall)
Recruitment & Selection Process
Analyse the exact nature of the job and the duties to be undertaken also know as (1)_________________.
Design a (2)________________.Design a (3)_________________. (4)_________________ the vacancy in a
newspaper or any other appropriate media. Send out application forms to the applicants or
read
(5)_________________ and letters of application. Produce a short‐list from the replies of those who best
match the employer's requirement. Conduct an (6)_________________ and take up references. Select
suitable
applicant
and
offer them
the
job.
Reply to
unsuccessful
applicants.
Organise (7)_________________ training for the successful applicants.
(Advertise induction interview Job Analysis job description job specification resumes)
Business Objective
Organisations in the (1)
sector
are
usually
created
to
earn
maximum
(2)______________________for their owners, i.e. to achieve the best possible return on the money which
they have invested in the (3)
____________________. However whilst this will certainly
be the main (4)
of most businesses, some may have other
objectives which they pursue. For example, a new business may see (5) as its main (6) _______
its early years. This could then be followed by increasing (7)
term objectives such as (8)
in
share in the long run. A couple of short
_________________sales and market share may lead to (9)
term objectives such as (10) ________________
of
scale.
(aim, business, economies, increasing, long, market, objective, private, profits, survival, loss)
Public Limited Company
A Public Limited Company has (1)
at the end of
name, distinguishing it from a (2)
limited
its
company.
These shares of most public limited companies are bought and sold through the (3)
The shareholders have (4)
and can be held responsible only for payments up
to the value of their shares. Like the private limited company, public
own (5)
procedure for setting up a public limited company
.
company
has its
status separate from the shareholders. The
starts
with
submitting
(6)
_____,
document stating the company’s name and address of the company along with the
how the company will be run. The (8)
_____________ giving
details
___________
issue
will
(7)
about
a
(9)
______. After this the company can issue a (10)
______________‐
an
advertisement inviting the public to buy shares in the company. When the shares have been issued the
Registrar of Companies will draw up a (11)
; this allows the
company to start trading.
(Article of Association, Certificate of Incorporation, Certificate of Trading, legal, limited liability,
Memorandum of Association, plc, private, Prospectus, Registrar of Companies, Stock Exchange)