Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Department of Education
Region IV A – CALABARZON
Division of Cavite City
CAVITE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Senior High School
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I. INTRODUCTION
Of the many functions in business, there are three basic functions; operations, marketing
and finance/accounting (Gaither & Frazier, 2002, p.6). The integration of these functions
entire business in an organization such as a beauty salon through a substantial value added by
the provision of the required goods and/or services at a certain level of quality and in the most
integrating thoughts about an organization's future as well as the effective operation of the
present; thus providing a way of bringing together all various management disciplines (such as
marketing, finance and accounting) to help build a realistic strategy capable of effective
implementation (Johnston & Clark, 2001). Siegel (2009, p. 21) says that this domain
constitutes an important and critical part of business that governs the efficiency and quality with
which products are manufactured or services are provided and involves numerous human
operations research, although such facts maybe arguable. Also, Wagen (2009) agrees that
operation research suggests numerous tools, methods and procedures which can contribute to
links strategy to action, requires coordination across functions and involves managing the largest
part of an organization (Terry, 2005). The various definitions and descriptions of operation
management give the basis of the main focus in this paper as in how operations management
However, being aware of the business aim, operations management is thus employed in
planning the shop and mostly sourcing the required resources. A greater part of the planning is
the sourcing of the human resources (i.e. professional hair dressers and beauty artists) from
beauty schools. Therefore, sourcing of developed and skilled employees is a fundamental human
resource practice that is depicted as the "litmus test" of human resource management (Feltead &
Ashton, 2007). For the purpose of recruiting well qualified staff, a request notice would be sent
to the beauty school within the period of four months before the actual date of recruitment and
opening of the beauty shop. This way of sourcing would ensure proper provision of the required
developed and skilled staff as at when due and hence giving the beauty school certain period of
time to train the staff up to the required standard without causing delay at start up. This practice
on the other hand, would reduce fees/commission paid to the school as some beauty schools tend
to give discounts for an early request of more than three months before due date. With the
support of operations management and skilled workforce, operational results would be enhanced
absolutely.
The degree to which a business's functions are aligned to the need of its market will
significantly affect its overall growth in sales and profit (Hill & Hill, 2009). However, the
analyzed for usefulness and validity (Lancaster & Reynolds, 2004). Therefore, forecasting
would be done according to the data collected on; seasonal requirement in fashion/style trend and
seasonal (summer, etc) customer population from the previous years' records of already existing
salons around, to know what the customers expect and how to handle the traffic. This will be
Studies
Last year, the beauty industry lost more 21,000 salons, almost 9% of the previous years’
total. There are various reasons for this reduction, including salon walkouts, salon suite/loft
growth, escalating overheads, standard of work and bored consumers. In other words, the salon
didn't excite the consumer with anything new. Additionally, many salons are operating at a loss
or have reduced profits. I often hear salon owners talk about their annual sales and what percent
they have increased over last year. In England, they have a saying, “Turnover (sales) is flattery,
profit is sanity.”
How can the current business model flourish with increasing costs of workers
compensation, corporate tax, insurance, rent, social security and bank fees?
One of the primary objectives for salon owners is to increase the average visit consumer’s
make to the salon. Typically, a consumer visits every 4-6 weeks. Imagine what it would do to the
profit of a salon if a good portion of customers visited twice a week! In a previous article, I wrote
about the opportunity of high street salons offering a high-end wine bar in the evening that
converts to a high-end coffee bar in the morning, or an organic juice bar. This will not only
increase visits for existing consumers; it will also entice new customers, resulting in a higher
average ticket and the opportunity of additional retail sales. ( Leon Alexander | February 9,
2017)
THE beauty salon market in the country has been growing steadily over the last few
years.As at the end of FY 2003, there were an estimated 61,000 salons in towns and cities with a
population in excess of 10 lakh which racked up an aggregate turnover between Rs 1,493 crore
and Rs 1,805 crore, according to Value Notes Database Pvt Ltd.While most of these salons are in
the major metros - Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata (all with a population in excess of 1 crore ) - the
others are balanced almost equally between the mini-metros with a population of 30 lakh-1crore
and smaller towns with a population between 10-30 lakh.Interestingly, half these salons fall in
the `home' category (one to two employees offering limited services) with large saloons (more
than six employees providing a wider range of services) constituting only four per cent of the
total number of such establishments in the country.However, the home segment, despite being
the largest in numbers, accounts for 15-24 per cent of the total revenue while the large salons
account for 27 per cent of the revenue.According to Value Notes, haircuts emerged as the most
revenue generating service across all the categories of salons, accounting for roughly 25-30 per
"Hair styling (hair colouring, perming, streaking etc) contribute to about 18 per cent of
the revenues for the larger salons, but are very insignificant revenue earners for the other
categories. This is especially true of high-end specialty parlours.In the medium size parlours,
hairstyles lose out as the revenue generators since the skill sets are generally perceived to be
lower in this category. However, facials, being comparatively price inelastic, make up for 31 per
cent of the revenue generation in this category. This trend also follows to the smaller and home
parlours, as this is a function of price rather than volumes. Therefore, it is easy to say that haircut
is the most popular as well as the most revenue earning service in this business.Interestingly, for
the medium and small beauty salons, facials form about 30-35 per cent of the earnings. Quite
obviously, the price differences are highly significant between the town classes, with prices in
the metros being considerably higher than the smaller towns, the difference being up to Rs 500
for haircuts.Price differences are the highest in haircuts and facials, followed by hairstyles.
Among the other services, the price differences do not appear to be so dramatic.""The main
drivers for price variations are quality of the services offered and the retention of good
employees. These are also important factors which drive customer loyalty. Also the locality in
which the parlour is located drives the price. In case of large parlours, a certain niche or specialty
Dealing with product sales, Value Notes says that they constitute a very low part of the
revenues. In fact, it is only the large parlours that engaged in product sales. But this too
contributed to only about seven per cent of the revenues."Only L'Oreal appears to have managed
to successfully push its product line, especially the hair treatment products through the beauty
salons. The reasons for this encompass exclusive sales of L'Oreal products in the salons, regular
training for the salon staff and sale of certain L'Oreal products not available at any other
outlets."According to Value Notes, the overall estimated growth rate for this industry (in FY
2003-04) in terms of number of parlours would be between 20-25 per cent, but revenue growth
would be only about 4-5 per cent. The firm estimates that the growth rate would be higher among
Moreover, growth rates would be better among the large parlours rather than the medium
and small parlours. "This is because the smaller players are being threatened by the burgeoning
home segment."Value Notes has identified as the industry "growth drivers" an overall increased
awareness of beauty, improvement of technical skills, a growing demand for something new,
veering of beauty salons towards "treatment" and "therapy" and aggressive efforts by companies
like L'Oreal for their products."The inhibitors to growth are mainly the stiff competition due to
the establishment of small and home size parlours. This is also due to the emergence of a lot of
training institutes offering inexpensive short duration courses. The other problems faced by the
parlour owners include the service tax, felt by mostly the large beauty salon owners.
Undercutting by smaller parlour owners was also another problem faced by this industry. (Pune ,
Jan. 22)
Foreign Studies
G-six Hair and Beauty Salon provides on providing a high standard of costumer service. In
addition to the quality hair and beauty services, the costumer service has been found to be one of
the main reasons of clients keep coming back to the salon. Today, beauty care becomes a big
scientific marketing and sales at a large scale, all these have contributed to the emergence of
beauty as an industry (Peiss 2000). Beauty is always considered as an important attribute for
female. From the ancient time till now, we can trace many descriptions of beauty and beauty care
practices in the poetry, literature and arts (Peiss 2000). As globalization intensifies, the concepts
of beauty and the necessity of being beautiful have gone through an evolutionary change.
Local Studies
Laura A. Linnan ScD2014, professor in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public
Health’s Department of Health Behavior and a member of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive
Cancer Center, and her colleagues conducted the first synthesis review of the literature on
outcomes associated with barbershop and beauty salon-based activities. The study also provides
valuable information about future programs, activities and research that can be done by
collaborating with shop owners, barbers and cosmetologists and their customers to address health
Using PubMed and other secondary search engines, Linnan and her team uncovered 54
studies published in the past 14 years that described efforts to recruit people to join a program or
research study, promote various health topics or learn how to work within beauty salons and
Significance
The purpose of this study is for researchers to find out information about Salon Business
Operation such as how employees work their family in what way they live, and how they operate
their business.
Employee – This study provides information such as how to become a salon business employee
Management – This study will provide to how they manage their business.
Other researcher – This study will benefit the other researchers in the future because they can use
extraordinary.
This study will focus on salon of Sta. Cruz Cavite City. The target respondent of this
V. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
a. SAMPLING
sampling technique in which researcher relies on his or her own judgment when choosing
probability sampling method and it occurs when “elements selected for the sample are chosen by
the judgment of the researcher. Researchers often believe that they can obtain a representative
sample by using a sound judgment, which will result in saving time and money”.
TV reporters stopping certain individuals on the street in order to ask their opinions
about certain political changes constitutes the most popular example of this sampling method.
However, it is important to specify that the TV reporter has to apply certain judgment when
deciding who to stop on the street to ask questions; otherwise it would be the case of random
sampling technique. Alternatively, purposive sampling method may prove to be effective when
only limited numbers of people can serve as primary data sources due to the nature of research
design and aims and objectives. For example, for a research analysing affects of personal tragedy
such as family bereavement on performance of senior level managers the researcher may use
his/her own judgment in order to choose senior level managers who could particulate in in-depth
interviews.
b. DATA COLLECTION
Upon retrieval of the information gathered from the interview and survey
a. ETHICAL ISSUES
respondents of the study so that they can depict their true view on research
questions. Consent from the respondents were taken and appropriate permission
were also ensured for usage of their given data. Confidentiality of the responses
respondent identity was based on their permission where if they are not willing to
disclose identity, their identity will not be exhibited. Hence, the ethical aspect of
Table 1
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Cost Estimates
Other expenses
Php 10,000.00
TOTAL COST
VIII. PLANS FOR DISSEMINATION/ADVOCACY
After conducting this research, the researcher will represent it to the faculty of cavite
national high school. Because of this study, the people will know how the salon business
operation. It can also help the other researchers that related to this topic.
REFERENCES
https://research-methodology.net/sampling-in-primary-data-collection/purposive-sampling/
https://www.ukessays.com/essays/business/how-operations-management-influences-processes-
of-beauty-salon-business-essay.php
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2004/01/23/stories/2004012300880400.htm
(Peiss 2000).
https://studymoose.com/a-study-on-service-quality-of-g-six-hair-and-beauty-salon-essay
https://sph.unc.edu/sph-news/literature-review-finds-barber-shops-beauty-salons-to-be-effective-
venues-for-promoting-health-education/