FOR COMPRE EXAM REVIEW

1. What is an organization?
A social unit of people that is structured and
managed to meet a need or to pursue a
collective goal. Management structure
determines relationships between the
different activities and the members, and
subdivides roles/responsibilities, and
authority to carry out different tasks.
Organizations are open systems – they affect
and are affected by their environment

2. Types of Organization

3. 1. Large companies
•Has at least 5000 employees
•Annual turnover greater than
1.5 billion euros/pesos and a
balance sheet total of more
than 2 billion euros/pesos
(Panasonic, Apple, IBM,
Ayala, San Miguel Corp.)

4. 2. Public utilities
Enterprise that provides certain
services to the public, including
common carrier transportation;
telephone and telegraph; power/ light;
facilities for water and similar
services. (Davao Light, DCWD, PLDT)

5. 3. Government agencies
Permanent or semi-permanent
organization in the machinery
of government that is responsible
for the oversight and administration
of specific functions. Government
agencies are administrative units of
governments that have specific
responsibilities. (DOLE, DEPED, TESDA,
DENR)

6. 4. Franchise networks, chains or
medium- sized companies
Franchising as a system of selling, but
also as a specific modern form of
cooperation between businesses. The
franchisor is the originator and owner
of a successful business idea, which
he/she continues to sell. (Jollibee,
McDonald, Seven-Eleven)

7. 5. Private hospitals, schools
Private schools, also known to many as
independent schools, non-governmental,
privately funded, or nonstate schools. (ADDU,
HOLYCROSS, MU)
A private hospital is a hospital owned by a profit
company or a non-profit organisation and
privately funded through payment for medical
services by patients themselves, by insurers,
Governments through national health insurance
schemes, or by foreign embassies..(DAVAO
DOCTORS, BROKENSHIRE)

8. 6. Not-for-profit businesses in
health, welfare, etc...
Organization that does not earn profits for its owners. All of the money
earned by or donated to a not for profit organization is used in pursuing
the organization's objectives. Typically not for profit organizations are
charities or other types of public service
•The National Citizens' Movement for Free Elections or NAMFREL
•The IBON Foundation is a left-wing profit research, education and
information development institution with programs in research,
education and advocacy based in the Philippines.
•International Deaf Education Association The organization is a non-
profit establishment that provides education to the impoverished and
neglected deaf and blind children in the Philippines

9. 7. Small companies
•Defined by statues as having no more than
500 employees
•Lower Revenue and Profitability
• Small market
• Sole or Partnership Ownership
•(Emcor, Marbel Computer Center, Dwinar
Computer)

10. 8. Cooperatives
•"A autonomous association of persons united
voluntarily to meet their common economic,
social, and cultural needs and aspirations
through a jointly-owned and democratically-
controlled enterprise".
•A cooperative refers to the creation of a
nonprofit enterprise for the benefit of those
individuals using its services. (Agdao
Multipurpose Cooperative,
SAMULCO,FARMCOOP)

11. 9. Small associations,
charities
• An association is a group of persons banded
together for a specific purpose. To qualify under
section 501(a) of the Code, the association must
have a written document, such as articles
of association, showing its creation
•Davao Tourism Association
•banana-growers-exporters-association
•Structural-Engineers-Association-of-Davao
•Religious Organizations

12. REPORTER-
SR. GEM LUCERO
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