Business units 5-8

Match the following

• Top levels of management

• Critical mass

• PeopleNeeded to start and sustain change

• Leadership ranks

• The earnings of shareholders

• Profitability

• Doing better than others, financially

• Return on equity

• Make a good return on capital invested

• Outperforming

Match the following

• Meet or find unexpectedly or by accident

• Come across

• Required, obligatory

• Compliance

• Obeying laws or regulations.

• Voluntary

• Done by choice, without legal obligation

• Quota

• An officially imposed number or quantity

• Compulsory

Match the following

• Someone who changes their beliefs

• Dissolution

• Being officially responsible for sth

• Apprentices

• Trainees

• Convert

• The ending or termination of an org.

• Accountability

​ (a)   : Manufacturing industry, in which raw materials are turned into finished products.

​ (b)   : Agriculture, and the extraction of raw materials from the earth.

​ (c)   : The commercial services that help industry produce and distribute goods to their final consumers.

​ (d)   : Information services such as computing, IT, etc.

• Secondary sector
• Primary sector
• Tertiary sector
• Quaternary sector

Match:

• To move your factories to another region

• Labour

• Property: Buildings

• Real estate

• Products sold to other countries

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• Work done in return for money

• To delocalize

• To outsource

• Exported goods

​ (a)   is a company's reserve involved in producing and delivering goods or a service.

A ​ (b)   is any of the pieces or parts that make up a product or machine.

​ (c)   is a collective word for all the buildings, machines, equipment and other facilities used in the production process.

​ (d)   means the geographical situation of a factory or other facility.

A​ (e)   is a network of organizations of raw materials, parts, work in process and finished products.

• Inventory
• component
• Plant
• Location
• supply chain

(a)   means buying products or processed materials from other companies rather than manufacturing them.

​ (b)   are the cost savings arising from large-scale production.

​ (c)   is the time needed to perform an activity such as manufacturing a product or delivering it to a costumer.

• Outsourcing
• Economies of scale
• Lead time

Match the following

• Professional expertise

• Skills

• Onboarding new employees

• Staff retention

• Economic growth

• Retraining

• Train the staff again

• Training

• Employee satisfaction

• Booming