Legislation Flashcards

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Regulation -

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  • can control and limit their ability to charge high prices and to generate max profit
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Infrastructure -

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  • refers to physical and organisational structure required to allow both society and an economy to operate effectively
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Employment protection (2)

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  1. Individual labour law
  2. Collective labour law
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Individual labour law -

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  • legislation relates to the rights and obligations of individual employees
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Collective labour law -

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  • covers the activities of trade unions and the conduct of industrial relations
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Minimum wage -

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  • minimum amount of money the employers are required to pay their workers in hour
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Value added tax -

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  • consumption tax because it is borne ultimately by the final consumer
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Legislation -

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  • regulations government enforces on business
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Fair trade -

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  • trading ethically
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M - commerce -

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  • trading using mobile devices
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United Nations climate conference -

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  • international climate meeting held every year; purpose: commit all signatory nations to formulae, implement, publish and update measures to prepare for impacts of climate change
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Unfair dismissal -

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  • termination of worker’s contract without a legal reason
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Dismissal reasons (4)

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  1. Redundancy - where job no longer exists
  2. Gross misconduct - theft from employee/violent behaviour
  3. Failing to carry out duties in satisfactory manner
  4. Substantial reason - end of temporary contract
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Health and safety legislation (2)

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  1. Protect workforce
  2. Illuminate dangerous situations
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Environmental legislation (2)

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  1. Protected by law (environmental protection act 1991; environment act 1995)
  2. International laws
    - climate change
    - air, water, land pollution
    - waste management
    - protection of nature
    - noise pollution
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Legal environment and decision making (2)

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  1. Type of business
  2. The nature of legal change
    => long-term changes
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Ethical behaviour -

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  • regarded as being morally correct, such as using sustainable sources of supply for resources used in production
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Impact of technology on lifestyle/buying behaviour (3)

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  1. High expenditure on technology
  2. More information on goods online
  3. Information on business behaviour
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Health and well-being (3)

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  1. Healthier foods
  2. Sport
  3. Weight loss
    => higher expenditure
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Consumer confidence (3)

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  1. Threatened the survival of banks
  2. Employment recovered
  3. People focus on repaying debts
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Impact of technology (4)

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  1. Businesses developing new products to meet needs
  2. Businesses have to be increasingly aware of protecting their image and reputation
  3. Functional decisions to establish and expand social media teams to carry out these duties are essential for businesses
  4. Apologising/compensating/explaining on social media for unsatisfactory behaviour