The aim of this report is to evaluate how Employment services Queensland Proprietary Limited is operated. The information that was received originates from Mr. Chris Hamilton who is the Chief Executive Officer in the business. In the report it will cover the Organisational structure, decision making, SWOT, Management Functions, Change Management and the Management Style of Chris Hamilton.
OVERVIEW OF ORGANISATION
EVALUATION
Employment Services Queensland Proprietary Limited is a business that is contracted to the federal department of employment and assists in placing unemployed people into work. Proprietary limited means that this is a business structure that has one shareholder. This shareholder is limited to the number of shares they
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The mission statement is to place people into sustainable employment and the vision statement is to be the employment service provider of choice within Queensland, be well recognized and use leading edge technology to place people into work. Employment Services Queensland Proprietary Limited is at leading edge of developing new practices and procedure and ways of assessing job seekers, training job seekers and getting them into work.
RECOMENDATION AND JUSTIFICATION
They reason why they lost the government contract wasn’t won is because the bide wasn’t up to the standards the government standard are. I believe if the meet together and discuss why they contract was lost, they may be able to improve their report for future government contracts. A business cannot operate without a government contract, which is why I believe it is best for them to meet and discuss and improve their business
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
EVALUATION
Explicit and implicit institutional rules and policies designed to provide a structure where various work roles and responsibilities are delegated, controlled and coordinated (investopedia, 2010). Employment services is set up as a flat management structure and say that all staff are accountable for everything they take part in. An example of this is that they have an operation manager who is responsible for the operation of the business. If they business was not to achieve the outcomes in the target, he is the one who is responsible. Chris believes
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