WHOLE DOLLAR PREMIUM
Rounding a premium to the nearest whole dollar.
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Rounding a premium to the nearest whole dollar.
Symbol or character replacing characters in search commands.
Wind that causes damages to property insured.
Employee income tax and imposed deductions.
Amount allocated by a company to cover all costs related to an injury to an employee.
An establishment with work areas.
Civil law suit filed by the deceased survivors against the organization or person felt to be responsible.
Industrial processes that won’t release any toxic or harmful material into the environment.
Downward revision of an asset’s book value reflecting current drop in market value.
Property or asset that is free from any debt.
Transmission from a point to another point from one device to another device.
Websites internet address, file or document. It reads HTTP://www.address/directories/filename. Also known as Universal Resource Locator, URL or web address.
Benefit of a service or good differing from competing brands giving the buyer a reason to buy it.
Man hours used to produce one unit of output.
1. Benefit retention with no consideration of return where it can be reasonably expected. 2. Money obtained that is not a gift that the beneficiary needs to make restitution for.
Check dishonored on presentation at bank where it was drawn.
Overtime that is not planned due to a bottleneck or to fix a ‘behind schedule’ position.
Term in network marketing for independent distributors above the representatives genealogy.
Transaction of stock markets where a new quote or transaction is higher than the last one. Also known as a plus tick.
Body with authority to use equipment, applications, systems, etc. But may not be the item’s buyer.