VOLUNTARY REDUNDANCY
Accepting termination of employment by the employer based on terms offered to the employee.
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Accepting termination of employment by the employer based on terms offered to the employee.
Way of identifying inadequate security measures that can give rise to technical weaknesses.
Period of time between filing a statement of registration and its effective date.
1. Desire unfulfilled. 2. Detrimental lack of a life necessity. See need.
Implied covenants by the endorser of negotiable instruments distinct from an undertaking to pay in case of a default.
Converting waste into input for another firm to use.
Water with harmful material in it and it degrades quality of water.
Relating to another countries currency needing more of yours to buy theirs.
Person who creates, manages and maintains web sites and servers.
Technique where some data is more emphasized than other in a summary or group.
Sale offer quote for large equipment opt large lots that the buyer will need to transport.
1. Banking services offered to government agencies, pension funds and corporations with sound income statements and strong balance sheets only. 2. Lending and borrowing between banks.
High probability of profit as well as of loss.
Short period of time that an opportunity can be grabbed or lost.
Holding back that should be used to pay taxes.
Words in deeds or conveyances creating a limitation of who the estate can be handed down to.
Piece of intellectual property where the person it was made for is considered the owner and not the originator.
Paid time starting when temp workers are used a t site and stops when they have finished.
Steps comprising a work process where 2 or more people add or create value to activities of an organization.
Socioeconomic class where members are paid wages and thought to be a lower middle class.
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