Nestle is a food manufacturer. It
Investigating How A Business Works
Nestle is a food manufacturer. It is a very big company, which is
known as an international food company, because its products are used,
and known all over the world. The head quarters are in Switzerland. In
the UK there are 30 factories. The head quarters in the UK are in
Croydon, Surrey. Nestle is the largest food company in the world. It
has over 15,000 products, 500 factories in 80 different countries and
at least 230,000 employees. Nestle products range from sweets to
normal food like pasta. Their brands include Rowntrees, Crosse &
Blackwell and Friskies. There are five different groups for the food.
They are, beverages, milk products, prepared food and cooking aids,
chocolate and confectionery and pharmaceutical products. After being
founded in 1867 by Henri Nestle, Nestle sales have increased more and
more over the years. Nestle arrived in Britain in 1868. The head
quarters for research are in Vers -chez - les - blanc, in Switzerland.
Nestle may be a bigger and better company than it was, but like every
other company in the world it has aims and objectives. Nestles aims
are:
* To be competitive because over the years they have found out that
customers have looked for competitive pricing and promotions.
* To get a profitable growth.
* To higher the UK sales and not forgetting other countries in the
world that buy Nestle products.
* To carry on improving their market shares.
* To sell more than competitors like well known and loved companies
like Cadburys and Mars.
Nestle also has objectives such as:
* To make improvements to their products so that customers will enjoy
them more.
* To carry on producing new products to keep customers happy.
To succeed in completing their aims and objectives, Nestle knows it
won’t be easy. So to maintain them Nestle will carry on giving lots of
commitment to the companies standards in training, development and
employment practices, which will then hopefully make them an even
better company!
Functional Areas
Human Resources
The Human Resources (HR) in the UK for Nestle are in Croydon in
Surrey. This is the headquarters. In each of the seventeen factories
in the UK, each employs about 10,800 staff.
The role of the Nestle HR department is to recruit, retain and dismiss
staff. T...
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organisational charts. Although in Nestle problems can occur in
meeting their objectives like to make lots of profit if something
happens in one of the levels, which could mean that no new designs for
chocolate are being made, and etc. This then could stop Nestle gaining
in their profit all because one level didn’t pass on designs from the
level below to the next level. In EVT this could also happen if an
employee is ill and doesn’t ring the employer because EVT would not be
able to do as much work as normal which could lose customers because
if coils are ordered from somewhere for the next day and they don’t
get there because an employee is off, he might go to another business
for coils because they will get them there on time.
Sources
To find out all the information I needed to do my project on Nestle I
used the Internet by going to Nestles website which is
www.nestle.co.uk. I also contacted Nestle via email to request
information booklets and etc so I would be able to do my project. They
then sent information booklets to me via post. The other sources I
used were my father because he works for EVT and the GNVQ Business
Studies book and my GNVQ teacher.
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