William King External Stakeholders
External stakeholders are those groups outside a business. Definition of external stakeholders is individuals who are not affected by the financial side of a company. External stakeholders of a business can include customers, political connections and other businesses in the similar industries. Local residents /community: William King is located in a residential zone with lots of homes nearby. Some of the work is very hot and in the summer, it is necessary to have the doors open. At night this can cause noise for the residents and Wm. King do get some complaints. The company are in the process of undertaking a noise assessment. Asda is also located in a residential zone with loads of shops and homes nearby. Asda is not noisy as the William king factory this is because William King work with metal, heavy and noisy machinery which causes lots of noise but with
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If William King need to dispose of waste materials [especially toxic waste] the council need to be sure it is done legally and taking the public safety into account. William King as a responsible company with an excellent reputation takes their responsibilities very seriously. If they did not have this, their customers would go elsewhere. To achieve this standard, William King has had to prove that their operations make the least impact on the environment as possible. Bigger Lorries are used so that fewer journeys are made, and those are better planned. Recycling and waste reduction are important because Land Fill Tax is charged on all waste that has to be disposed of, and this is an extra cost. One example is where the Tin mill has changed from paper wrapping to shrink wrapping; another is the increased reuse of timber pallets, 75% being the
If William King need to dispose of waste materials [especially toxic waste] the council need to be sure it is done legally and taking the public safety into account. William King as a responsible company with an excellent reputation takes their responsibilities very seriously. If they did not have this, their customers would go elsewhere. To achieve this standard, William King has had to prove that their operations make the least impact on the environment as possible. Bigger Lorries are used so that fewer journeys are made, and those are better planned. Recycling and waste reduction are important because Land Fill Tax is charged on all waste that has to be disposed of, and this is an extra cost. One example is where the Tin mill has changed from paper wrapping to shrink wrapping; another is the increased reuse of timber pallets, 75% being the