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employer’ and whose work is considered ‘equal’. There are three types of equal work: like work, work rated as equivalent and work of equal value. In the case Brierley v Asda Manchester Employment Tribunal it was held that females at Asda checkouts could compare themselves against males in the Asda warehouses as they are both equal value to Asda. Other jobs which have been ruled equal value by the courts are clerical assistants with warehouse operatives and school nursery nurses with local…

Athletes use drugs for many reasons. Some use drugs for medical need. Some use proscribed drugs inadvertently, while others use drugs deliberately - either on their own initiative or at the behest of coaches or officials - to cheat, to try to improve their performance artificially and to improve their chances of winning. Finally, some sports people use drugs, including illegal drugs, recreationally. It is possible to take a different view of each of these forms of drug use. For athletes taking…

Of the supermarket chains, Asda has always been one of the cheapest. With the Wal-Mart take-over, the drive to cut prices gained fresh momentum. Asda planned to slash prices on hundreds of products, with most seeing some price…

aspect o their business to increase their sales. For example if tescos finds out that asda has a huge sale going on on summer picnic items tescos can find out how well it is going and if they like it, they can then change their marketing technique and items that they have in their shops so that they are on sale so that they will be better than asdas and more people will want to come and shop at their stores instead of asda because their deals are better. They can also get their employees to sing…

war included Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda due to a fall in oil prices. Tesco were the first organisation to announce that they were “cutting the cost of petrol and diesel by 2p per litre at all of its 500 petrol stations” (Reference 2). Following Tesco’s announcement, Sainsbury’s and Asda also made similar announcements stating they would also reduce prices. In this case, Tesco is demonstrating price leadership by cutting their prices first, Sainsbury’s and Asda then follow because they want to…

In this article I will be talking about organisational structures and I will create two organisational charts for two businesses (ASDA and Oxfam). Organisational chart: An organisational chart is a diagram that shows the structure of a business or organisation. Also sows the different departments and sectors in a business/organisation. They can organise the business as well. Organisational structure: An organisational structure is a diagram that shows the hierarchy of the entire…

of value” Global company consequences changing constantly in all over the world is in a striving to find right strategy so they can get high benefits, good market shares and generosity for a long term. Especially for the big businesses like Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury, and Waitrose they have used right strategies and policies and it has worked as well. All business should know about right strategy. Sainsbury is chain of grocery Retail Company in Uk. Sainsbury have 537 supermarkets and they are…

The SWOT Analysis allows you to see the organisations strengths, weakness, opportunities and the threats the company may have. This is an organised way to analyse your company as the 4 factors are the key elements that will impact on the company. Strengths: The benefits ALDI will have on Mexico is the low and cheap cost for its household products. Furthermore, ALDI does household products it will be popular and interest many people. This will attract customers in Mexico to come and shop at ALDI…

for the major chunk of the sales revenue. This leaves Morrisons vulnerable to any adverse fluctuations in the economic activity of the Northern part of the UK. 2. Operations only in UK: Morrisons only operates in the UK market. Its main competitors ASDA and TESCO operate globally and are in a better position to offset their UK losses against any foreign gains whereas Morrisons has to bear the losses (UK Essays, 2015). O- Opportunities 1. Online Business: E-commerce is increasingly becoming…

through a global supply chain. Garment factory workers in China, Thailand, Indonesia, Bangladesh and other under developed countries taking the strain of low cost clothing. War on Want, a non-governmental organisation has evidence that Tesco and Asda were using a garment factory in Dharka, Bangladesh where the workers were subject to slave wages, forced overtime, overcrowded working conditions that were unsanitary. This is another example of a constraint in a consumer society. Garment factory…