SHIPMENT
The cargo that is transported under a single air way bill or bill of lading. Also known as a consignment.
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The cargo that is transported under a single air way bill or bill of lading. Also known as a consignment.
The documents that are carried by a ship to allow it to meet all customs, immigration, health and safety requirements of its country of origin and all the ports it will call
A standard US 2 paragraph report where the opening paragraph outlines what the auditor has completed and the following paragraph shows the findings from the audit.
A ratio indicating the availabliltyof enough working capital a firm has to meet all of its short term liabilities.
A strategy used in marketing where as wide an area as possible is aimed to be covered.
A European investment fund where investor numbers determines the amount of capital in a fund.
A mindset where some companies don’t wish information to be shared with other departments within the company. It will resuce efficiency.
The policy used to protect only one person in a group that has an interest in the property.
A simple way to track expenses and income using one line terms with a single total at the bottom.
A leadership model designed by Ken Blanchard and Paul Hersey where effective leadership needs flexibility in style that is dependent on the situation at hand.
A notation that is used along with PEL and TLV for exposure to substances that can be absorbed through mucous membranes, eyes and skin.
The commission that is dependent on a loss ratio that is paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer.
A mobile phone with many features of a computer included in its functions.
The processes involved in the evaluation of a company’s procedures of operation. It will determine if any impact has been adversely made on society.
A strategy where investments are driven in part or totally by a social or unrealistic objectives.
The ability to persuade, interact and communicate with members of society with no undue conflict and disharmony.
1. Payment that is instead of cash and is in kind. 2. A claim, benefit, discount or interest as opposed to cash.
The permission given to allow a user to use a piece of software that is not exclusive. See shrinkwrap license.
The proportion of non-volatile material that is found in adhesive, ink, paint and other suspension fluids.
The process used to find the cause of a problem or an issue that has arisen. A back tracking process to locate the cause.