Zie Retails: Business Analysis
Zie Retails is a retail business and has been operating since 2000. It has headquarter based in Melbourne. However due to the business and economic growth and the cost cutting pressure from the competition, Zie Retails has determined to close some underperforming companies in western Australia and Tasmania and merge them to Victoria, south Australia and new south wales. The management has determined to cut the business operating hours, reducing the amount of the working staffs and even lower some customer service level. The company is facing the challenges of improving customer service level and at the same time maintaining the costs and improving the business sales and revenue. The company has decided to focus on contact wait characteristics
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This may include the health and safety of customers, employees, visitors, contractors, volunteers and suppliers. As a business owner, there are legal requirements that we must follow to ensure that the project meets its obligations WHS, as a business owner, we have the legal responsibility for enforcing health and safety in the region. Our responsibilities for the safety begins as soon as we start our business. We should make sure that our business will not create problems for the health and safety of employees, contractors, volunteers, visitors, customers or the public.
They know and understand its WHS laws and how they relate to your business will help us avoid unnecessary costs and damage to our business caused by injury or disease.
Under Australian OHS law businesses should follow:
• provide safe work equipment and conditions
• measure risks and conduct the appropriate actionsto control them
• ensure safe usage of all the workplace equipment and materials
• provide and maintain workplace safety training and induction
• assess workplace procedures designing and ensure all the tools are up to date and …show more content…
Competition and Consumer Act 2010:
Federal law, competition law and consumer in 2010 (CCA) to ensure fair trade business and our customers.
CCA covers most aspects of the market: contact suppliers, wholesalers, retailers, competitors and customers. It includes the practice of unfair market practices Code Industry merger, product safety, collective bargaining, product labelling, monitoring prices and industry regulation, such as telecommunications. , electricity, gas and airports.
Australian Commission on competition and consumers (ACCC) manages the CCA is to promote good business practice for market fairness and efficiency.
When selling a product or service, it is important to understand your legal obligations to find and retain customers and our trade laws fair.
The law establishes the necessary guidelines for stock management, as well as what you should do before buying, types of stocks, inventory, configuration, inventory management and accounting, storage, distribution and inventory and stocktakes. calculation of inventory turnover
The law establishes the necessary guidelines for information on how to find a distributor, trade measures, labelling and packaging requirements, understanding, product recalls and product specifications that
This may include the health and safety of customers, employees, visitors, contractors, volunteers and suppliers. As a business owner, there are legal requirements that we must follow to ensure that the project meets its obligations WHS, as a business owner, we have the legal responsibility for enforcing health and safety in the region. Our responsibilities for the safety begins as soon as we start our business. We should make sure that our business will not create problems for the health and safety of employees, contractors, volunteers, visitors, customers or the public.
They know and understand its WHS laws and how they relate to your business will help us avoid unnecessary costs and damage to our business caused by injury or disease.
Under Australian OHS law businesses should follow:
• provide safe work equipment and conditions
• measure risks and conduct the appropriate actionsto control them
• ensure safe usage of all the workplace equipment and materials
• provide and maintain workplace safety training and induction
• assess workplace procedures designing and ensure all the tools are up to date and …show more content…
Competition and Consumer Act 2010:
Federal law, competition law and consumer in 2010 (CCA) to ensure fair trade business and our customers.
CCA covers most aspects of the market: contact suppliers, wholesalers, retailers, competitors and customers. It includes the practice of unfair market practices Code Industry merger, product safety, collective bargaining, product labelling, monitoring prices and industry regulation, such as telecommunications. , electricity, gas and airports.
Australian Commission on competition and consumers (ACCC) manages the CCA is to promote good business practice for market fairness and efficiency.
When selling a product or service, it is important to understand your legal obligations to find and retain customers and our trade laws fair.
The law establishes the necessary guidelines for stock management, as well as what you should do before buying, types of stocks, inventory, configuration, inventory management and accounting, storage, distribution and inventory and stocktakes. calculation of inventory turnover
The law establishes the necessary guidelines for information on how to find a distributor, trade measures, labelling and packaging requirements, understanding, product recalls and product specifications that