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Answer the following questions. In English

The British management

The management of the company is called the Board of Directors (not managers) headed by the Chairman (the president/Am./).There is usually a managing- Director and in the case of big companies there may be several Joint Managing Directors.

A manager in British companies is the person who is head of a department Sales, Export, Woks (Production) Staff, etc. So there are Sales Managers, Export Managers, Works (Production) Manager, Staff Managers, etc.

A General Manager has managers, working under control, and receives his instructions from the Managing Director.

By British Company Law (the Companies Acts of 1948 and 1985)a limited company (public or private) must have a Company Secretary whose duties are plenty. First he is the clerk to the Directors: he is to keep Registers of Directors and Members, arrange for proceeding at directors and shareholders meetings, prepare notices for the calling of these meetings, attend them and advise directors at board meetings on the legal accounting and tax implications of any proposed business move as well as write minutes and reports (the minutes of a meeting are usually concise records of resolutions or decisions reached, and therefore are more extensive and give details of desiccations, arguments for or against the resolutions, and so on.) Second he represents his company and in this capacity he supervises the working of the staff and the maintenance of staff records (if there is special staff manager), he is often finally responsible for the accounting and handling contracts. Thus he is the link between the company and the members, between the company and the staff and between the company and the public.

The Company Secretary must be a properly qualified person, and to be able to fulfill his routine duties well he is supposed to have training in company law, accountancy and many other subjects. He is expected to be part- lawyer, part-economist, part administrator and part-accountant.

But it takes a good deal more than professional qualifications to make a good company secretary: must be businessman and humanitarian, lawyer and visionary (as one of the English newspapers put it).

 

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1. A limited company (private or public) must have a Company Secretary, whose duties are plenty.

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2. It takes a good deal more than professional qualifications to make a good company secretary.

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3. The minutes of a meeting are usually concise records of resolutions or decisions reached.

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4. The secretary is often responsible for the accounting and handling of contracts.

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5. A manager in British companies is a person who is head of a department.

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Answer the following questions. In English

1. How is management of the British Company Called?

The management of the company is called the Board of Directors

2. What departments are there in British companies?

There are different departments in British companies, among them sales department, export department, works (production) department, staff department.

3. Whom does a general manager receive his instructions from?

A General Manager receives his instructions from the Managing Director

4. Are the duties of a company Secretary plenty?

A Company Secretarys duties are plenty: he is the clerk to the Directors therefore he is to keep Registers of Directors and Members, arrange for proceeding at directors and shareholders meetings, prepare notices for the calling of these meetings, attend them and advise directors at board meetings on the legal accounting and tax implications of any proposed business move as well as write minutes and reports. On the other hand he represents his company and in this capacity he supervises the working of the staff and the maintenance of staff records, he is often finally responsible for the accounting and handling contracts.

5. Is it enough for a secretary to have only good professional knowledge?

The Company Secretary must be a properly qualified person and is expected to be part- lawyer, part-economist, part administrator and part-accountant.

But it takes a good deal more than professional qualifications to make a good company secretary: must be businessman and humanitarian, lawyer and visionary

 



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