FULL TIME EMPLOYEE
A person working 35 to 40 hours each week, every week. Refer to salaried worker.
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A person working 35 to 40 hours each week, every week. Refer to salaried worker.
Capable of performing one or more practical activities. Synonyms are worthwhile, useful, working.
Another name for business process improvement.
Another name for undifferentiated products.
Standardized, constant value stated by an exchange. Futures stock index calculates to a dollar value when a traded commodity price is multiplied by this constant.
A rule in life insurance that lets the insurer pay some proceeds to a relative that is entitled to the policy. It minimizes legal costs on estates.
Equipment that fails in a selective way by shutting down the nonessential functions. It keeps primary work going until it can be fixed.
Insurance for injury or property damage to another party or vehicle. It is nonexistent anymore being replaced by auto insurance.
A form added to farm insurance that covers injury and damage.
A computer that is not dependent on the applications. It does its job without a network connection. It reduces server load. Refer to thin client.
A phase before design where a concpet is looked at to see if its worthwhile.
Taking the output and returning it to the earlier step for corrections.
The mortgage loans outstanding each year after it was started. It is a percent that effects survival rates for the FHA insured mortgage loans.
A report done by field engineers or other personnel.
A party that files an official document at its office or deposit place.
A payment that brings a balance to zero to pay an obligation.
A city or district with many banks and commercial opportunites.
A summary of financial happenings in a company. It is publicly known and shared with shareholders. It can use performance statistics, net cash flow, or acquisition information. A government agency may also
COMMERCIAL PAPER issued by a BANK or SECURITIES FIRM. See also INDUSTRIAL PAPER.
Skills and offers that are offered by a bank or financial institution. It can be a savings accoung, checking account, confirming, leasing, or money transfer.