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Quality product
goods or service hat meets customer's expectations and is therefore 'fit for purpose'
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Economies of scak
the reasons why production costs of each item fall as a firm expands
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Diseconomies of scale
the reasons why production cost of each item rises as a firm expands
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Lean production
a production approach that aims to use fewer resources by using them more effeciently
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Flow production
large-scale production where each stage of production is carried out one after the other, continuously, on a production line
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Specialisation
work is divided into separate tasks or job that allow workers to become skilled at one of them
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Division of labour
breaking a job down into small, repetitive tasks that can be done quickly by workers or machines specialised in this one task
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Induction training
initial training to familiarise nw recruits with the system of a business
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On-the-job training
takes place when employees receive training as they're working at the place of work
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Off-the-job training
takes places away from the job at another place(e.g the business's training centre or a college)
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Appraisal
assssing how effectively an emplyee is working
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Internal recruitment
appointing an existing employee of the business to fill a vacancy
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External recruitment
appointing an employee of ANOTHER business to fill a vacancy
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Economies of scak

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the reasons why production costs of each item fall as a firm expands

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Diseconomies of scale

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Lean production

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Flow production

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