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2
Match to make sentences in your notebook.
a)
A sole trader...
1.
is owned by people who have bought shares.
b)
A partnership...
2.
is a person who owns and directs a company.
c)
A cooperative...
3.
is formed by two or more owners.
d)
A corporation...
4.
is a large company that operates in many countries.
e)
A multinational...
5.
is owned by the people who work in it.
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Listen and say what type of company each person works in.
a)
Does he work as a sole trader or in a partnership?
b)
Does she work for a cooperative or a corporation?
4
Make an organisational chart.
a)
Use the diagram you drew in activity 1 to make your chart.
b)
Ask your teacher or other people at your school to check it.
c)
Present your chart to the class.
This organisational chart shows/includes...
... is the head teacher/head of the ... department, so I have put them here.
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QUIZ
Check your learning.
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C T I V I T I E S
An
organisational chart
shows how a company is organised. It shows who works for the company and
what their responsibilities are. Organisational charts for big corporations usually only show the most senior
employees, but charts for small companies can include everybody working there. The most important job
appears at the top of the chart. Jobs at the same level in the chart have similar levels of responsibility.
Marketing
manager
Marketing
assistants
Salespeople
Production
manager
Factory workers
Finance manager
Finance
assistants
Human resources
manager
Secretaries
Company director
