Consultancy brief Wood-is-Good is a large manufacturing firm, which specializes in wooden products, and is located in the North of England. Currently, the head office employs 50 people (including marketing, HR, operations management and financial specialists). It also has five manufacturing plants located in different areas across the North of England, each of which employs around 200 people. Each plant specialises in the manufacture of a different product used in residential building. The company has recently decided to extend its operations in Hungary, in order to tap into local markets and utilize local labour. In order to evaluate its options, different departments at head office are responsible for producing feasibility reports of the various aspects that need to be considered in taking forward this ambitious plan. The HR Office has been charged with producing a brief report that outlines the key opportunities and challenges in locating operations in Hungary, from an employment perspective. They have already determined the key areas that they wish the report to cover, and although these may not seem to be comprehensive, they address previously identified gaps in knowledge. They have contracted this work out to you. There is no exact word count, but in order for the report to be focused, it is suggested that it should be around 3,000 words. The following subheadings should be used for the individual sections, but the word counts should be used as a guideline. Executive Summary (around 300 words) Introduction (around 200 words) Political and economic stability and potential social problems (500 words) Labour market trends: demography and immigration (500 words) Employment legislation (500 words) Educational attainment and skills base (500 words) Conclusion (including cost benefit analysis of locating a subsidiary in this location, from an employment perspective) (around 500 words) Students will be assigned to a country. Countries for 2007-8 is Hungary