Task 1B: Stakeholders

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TASK 1B: STAKEHOLDERS Stakeholders are groups or individuals who have an interest in a business or organisation, they are affected by the actions as well as inactions of the business and can also influence business decisions. Stakeholders can affect or be affected by the organisation's actions, objectives and policies. They can be internal or external and they can be at senior or junior levels. TESCO Stakeholder Description Point of view Customers Customers buy the goods and services made by the business, they expect high quality customer service and products at fair prices. Usually, a customer desires quality goods at a low charge. They would also want a range of products to choose from, all customers want these things and by Tesco, providing them Tesco will attract more customers because of people talking about it. Tesco like most business' need their customers because they are the…show more content…
Employees just have a main desire to work in a friendly environment and gain the right money for the hard work. Government The government sets out the laws, rules and regulations governing business and other activities using several of its institutions such as trade ministry, central bank, internal revenue etc. Government is interested in businesses paying their corporation taxes and operating ethically. It also provides social amenities and infrastructures such as roads and airports. Patients Patients are like customers. They want good services and advice to help them become better on what is happened to them. Patients want a better healthcare. The company makes the most of this as if the patient is healing then the company can use that as a example to get support from others and get even
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