Introduction In this report I will be explaining what employability is and why they are important. I will also define what is personal and communicational skills required when applying for a job role as an accountant. Employability Skills Each job requires candidates doing it to possess a variety of specialist skills require for a specific job. Though there are range of skills that are useful to a wider variety of careers and are hence forth transferable between jobs. This is known as employability
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Unit 1 - P1 Table 1 Types Of Ownership: | Definition: | Example: | Sole Traders | A sole trader business is owned and controlled by one person and the most common type of business. | Window CleaningPlumbing Electrical Work | Partnerships | A partnership is usually formed by signing a Deed of Partnership (which sets out how profits will be shared and the different responsibilities and payments to partners) with the paperwork being supervised by a solicitor. | Medical PracticeDental PracticeAccountantsSolicitors
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Modern College of Business and Science BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma Fall 2017 Unit 5: Business Accounting Assignment 1: Cash flow P1, P2, P3, M1 & D1 Submitted by Zuwena Suleiman Seif ID number 20178122 Submitted to Mr. Bou 26th November 2017 INTRODUCTION In this assignment, I will be explaining and show you how will I able to create the Cash Flow Forecast for one year from January 2018 up to December 2018. Also, I’ll explain the importance of record and keeping accurate financial
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BTEC HND in Business - Level 5 Unit 3: Organisations and Behaviour Submitted by: Silviu Daniel Varvara ID: 22716 Edexel: FA62596 Date: Lecturer: Statement of Authenticity: I certify that the work submitted for this assignment is my own. Where the work of others has been used, has been used to support my work and credit has been acknowledged. Task 1 1.1 You are required to select any two companies
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the governments of the USA and USSR. o The USA was a democracy and held free elections whereas the USSR was a Communist state. Elections were uncontested and all candidates were Communist. o In the USA business was privately owned, but in the USSR all business and industry were owned by the state. o In the USA there were great differences between the rich and poor. In the USSR there were tight controls on the amount of money that individuals could own. o Both
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affect jaguar land rover as the goods and prices will have been affected. By this happening it would result in the prices of the cars costing more due to the resources used costing more for the manufacturer. Business Cycle Increases and falls in the production are shown through the business cycle as well as income and the expenditure of the country over a period of time. During a boom the demand of products get so high that manufacturers cannot supply these products and as an alternative they have
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iii) Fitness for Propose s14(3) From the course of the business, there are condition that need to applies from the good sold. If the goods do not fit any purpose then the goods have the right to be return whether it is implied by the seller but if it is unreasonable to rely on the seller judgement, the goods can be return or cannot be return due to another purpose. b) Supply Goods and service Act 1982 With the reasonable time and for a reasonable charge of work completion, the price of goods
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Characteristics of The Sutton Business Environment In Sutton, there are multiple markets (Mass Markets being products that everyone buys, Product Markets being markets that control the supply and demand for those goods, while financial markets relate to buying and selling shares and stocks), from mostly the secondary and tertiary sectors. This includes banking (in the tertiary sector) and (manufacturing in the secondary sector). The Sutton area has the following markets in the secondary sector:
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Introduction Here at Cadbury, we have provided you with a handbook to guide you through our marketing techniques and general information about the marketing at Cadbury. We hope to make you a world class marketer to match our high expectations for marketing. All you need to know to get started is in this handbook. Cadbury was founded in 1824 by John Cadbury who sold tea, coffee and drinking chocolate. They are now owned by Mondelez International and took in £11,346,002,000 of revenue in 2011. Cadbury
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Marketing Plan SWOT Analysis |Strengths | | | |These must be based on the internal strengths and JUSTIFIED in relation to the market research | |Grade: 1
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