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What makes the NHS a tertiary sector?
Is the nhs in the tertiary sector
What sector is the nhs?
The NHS is a public sector organistion, funded by the taxpayer and with the main goal of providing a service (as opposed to generating a profit as is the case with organisations in the private sector).
What sector does KFC food operate in?
KFC operates in the retail sector
What sector does tesco operate under?
Private sector - Retail/warehouse
What sector does fedex operate?
Private Limited Company (PLC)
What percentage of UK businesses operate in the tertiary sector?
59%
What sector does Suubbis operate in?
Suubbis is in Advertising & Marketing
Who can operate subsidiary general ledger account?
why is the tertiary sector in decline
Examples of organisations that operate within the primary sector?
agriculture and farming
Is the NHS unique only to the United Kingdom?
No, somewhere in the region of 50 countries operate some form of Universal Healthcare System.
Who are the five largest employers in the UK?
National Health Service: 1.3 million (effectively the entire health service) Ministry of Defence: 400,000 million (the army, plus 80,000 civilian staff) Tesco: 250,000 million (supermarket) J Sainsbury: 150,000 million (supermarket) Asda: 153,000 million (supermarket)
Which government privatised NHS dentists in the UK?
The UK government that privatised NHS dentists was the Conservative government led by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s. The changes allowed for increased private practice within the dental sector, leading to a mixed economy of NHS and private dental services. This shift aimed to improve efficiency and patient choice but also resulted in disparities in access to dental care.
