Business

3. Describe, giving reasons, a business idea, observation or issue.
5. By looking at all aspects of a particular business decision or proposal, consider a
8. Employees work in a location away from the workplace.
13. Intergration and interdependence of economics.
15. The vertical transfer of information in a hierarchy, via meetings between staff at different levels of the hierarchy.
16. Occur when the employer can no longer afford to hire the worker.
17. Consider a business decision or proposal which sets out its assumptions and interrelationships.
18. The senior members of satff who have been elected by shareholders of a company to run the business on their behalf.
20. Updating employee skills in delivering CSR such as good customer care.
21. Using the power of pressure groups to influence key issues

1. Tax on imports.
2. Person who sells the license of their business.
4. Refusal to buy products from a business as a sign of protest.
5. Show the differences between ideas or concepts.
6. Take out the action of government on the economy.
7. The process of shifting through applications to identify suitable candidates for the jobs.
9. Transferring a staff member from a department or branch that no longer requires their services to other areas of business.
10. Quantity limits n the scale of foreign imports.
11. Add information or data.
12. Person who buys a business.
14. view of the decision or proposal.
16. The process of hiring suitable workers.
19. Description or observation of business data or information relating to a business decision or issue.