Influence of internal stakeholders
Owners
Some owners are involved in the day-to-day running of a business. Others will employ managers to do this.
All owners can influence a business by:
- Choosing to InvestTo put money into a business more money - this will enable the business to grow
- Choosing to invest less money - this which will mean the business has to cut back
- Making the important decisions about the future of the business
Managers
Many businesses are run by managers. Managers are in charge of day-to-day running of the business. They report to owners and take charge of the work of employees.
Managers can influence a business by:
- Making important decisions on behalf of the company - this can have an influence on whether the business is successful
- Hiring or firing employees - this can affect productivity and motivation
Employees
Employees are the people who make a product or provide the service to customers.
Employees can influence a business by:
- Increasing the amount of work they do - this will lead to higher productivityThe rate at which a company or person produces goods and increased profits
- reducing the amount of work they do - this will lead to lower productivity and decreased profits
- Taking Industrial actionWhen employees take action such as a strike to protest against the organisation against the business which would lead to less work being completed