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Do Now


What do you remember from
   ‘Raising Finance’ ….

 Test what you’ve learned!
Thinking Point!

How many of these can you
define or describe?
                             3 minutes
 Full-time employees

 Part-time employees

 Temporary

 Permanent workers
                             End
 Consultants/ advisors
Employing People
Learning Objectives

By the end of this lesson you should be able to:

1. Identify and describe different types of employees.

2. Analyse the benefits and drawbacks of different
   types of employees.

3. Analyse and assess scenarios where different types
   of employees have been used.
Employing People


      Most successful business people
      will say that they most
      important asset in a business is
      its staff.

      The most important decision
      that an entrepreneur can do is
      employ the right staff.



LO1) Identify and describe different types of employees.
15 minutes

     Poster Time!

       Describe in words….                            Explain in images….

          A definition/ description of                    The benefits and drawbacks
          your given type of                              of your given type of
          employment.                                     employment.




LO1) Identify and describe different types of employees/ LO2) Analyse the benefits and
drawbacks of different types of employees.
Examples of types of
   employment
Unemployment Issues

Discussion Point….

 What do you understand
 about unemployment in the
 UK?

 Why do you think that more
 employers are only recruiting
 part-time or temporary
 workers?
Test Yourself

    1.   Describe three possible benefits to a hotel of
         employing part-time staff.

    2.   Analyse the issues a business growing and
         selling strawberries to supermarkets might
         encounter when trying to employing
         temporary.

    3.   Assess the likely problems a dry cleaning
         business might have when trying to decrease
         the proportion of full-time staff working at it’s
         branches.
LO3) Analyse and assess scenarios where different types of employees have been used.
Finally


Let’s play catch….

 What have you learned
 today?
Re-cap Learning Objectives

You should now be able to:

1. Identify and describe different types of employees.

2. Analyse the benefits and drawbacks of different
   types of employees.

3. Analyse and assess scenarios where different types
   of employees have been used.

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  • 1. Do Now What do you remember from ‘Raising Finance’ …. Test what you’ve learned!
  • 2. Thinking Point! How many of these can you define or describe? 3 minutes Full-time employees Part-time employees Temporary Permanent workers End Consultants/ advisors
  • 4. Learning Objectives By the end of this lesson you should be able to: 1. Identify and describe different types of employees. 2. Analyse the benefits and drawbacks of different types of employees. 3. Analyse and assess scenarios where different types of employees have been used.
  • 5. Employing People Most successful business people will say that they most important asset in a business is its staff. The most important decision that an entrepreneur can do is employ the right staff. LO1) Identify and describe different types of employees.
  • 6. 15 minutes Poster Time! Describe in words…. Explain in images…. A definition/ description of The benefits and drawbacks your given type of of your given type of employment. employment. LO1) Identify and describe different types of employees/ LO2) Analyse the benefits and drawbacks of different types of employees.
  • 7. Examples of types of employment
  • 8. Unemployment Issues Discussion Point…. What do you understand about unemployment in the UK? Why do you think that more employers are only recruiting part-time or temporary workers?
  • 9. Test Yourself 1. Describe three possible benefits to a hotel of employing part-time staff. 2. Analyse the issues a business growing and selling strawberries to supermarkets might encounter when trying to employing temporary. 3. Assess the likely problems a dry cleaning business might have when trying to decrease the proportion of full-time staff working at it’s branches. LO3) Analyse and assess scenarios where different types of employees have been used.
  • 10. Finally Let’s play catch…. What have you learned today?
  • 11. Re-cap Learning Objectives You should now be able to: 1. Identify and describe different types of employees. 2. Analyse the benefits and drawbacks of different types of employees. 3. Analyse and assess scenarios where different types of employees have been used.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Students to record information on the feedback on the ‘Types of Employees’ sheets.