Difference Between Business, Profession and Employment

 Difference Between Business, Profession and Employment


Business: Business is where goods and services are purchased and sell or exchange of other purpose for money.

Profession: Profession is required a person needs some kind of skill and knowledge in a subject or occupation and have Certificate on that subject from authorized place is called profession.

Employment: Peoples those, who works in their organizations like bank, insurance companies in departments as a manager, clerks, assistants, peons, security guards and others employees in the organization.




Difference Between Business, Profession and Employment in Table Form

Basic

Business

Profession

Employment

Mode of establishment

Entrepreneur’s Decision and other legal formalities if required

Should be membership of personal body and practice certificate

Service agreement and appointment letter

Qualification

No minimum Required

Required

Required training according to employer work

Risk

Profits are Uncertain and risk is high

Regular fees and low risk

Fixed and regular pay and no risk

Nature of work

Provision of goods and services to the public

Rendering of personalized expert services

Performing work depend on Contract rules of service

Capital investment

Depend on size and nature of Business

Need limited Capital

No Required

Reward or return

Earned Profit

Fees

Salary and wages

Transfer of interest

Transfer with some Formalities

Not Possible

Not possible

Code of conduct

No Code of Conduct

Professionals Followed

Followed by Norms of Behavior laid down by the employer

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