WORKER COMPENSATION INSURANCE EXPENSE
Amount allocated by a company to cover all costs related to an injury to an employee.
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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.
1. General. Bill of exchange drawer. 2. Insurance. Underwriter. 3. Options trading. Option contract seller. Also known as option seller.
Inequities in wages arising from new employees who want more money than current employees. See wage expansion.
Possibility of loss, damage to anything from any remains of war like hostilities.
Clause providing reduced rate for fire or burglary due to a watchman on duty.
Application that can only be used while on the internet. Also known as a web application.
Leasing agreement where multiple services to the lessee of the property.
Life insurance policy covering death, builds a cash value, pays fixed benefit for death, has a constant premium. Also known as continuous premium whole life insurance, ordinary life insurance, permanent or straight
High probability of profit as well as of loss.
An observation that the bidder winning an item often overvalues the item bid on.
Law phrase. Without abandonment of claim, right, privilege and without implied admission of liability.
Financial support provided to an injured worker covering income, medical costs, rehabilitation or death from a work injury.
Verbal and physical fore in the work environment.
Type of iron with approximately 3% slag giving it a certain grain and look. Resistant to rust, suitable for forging and rolling than casting.
Graph comparing and illustrating unemployment rates with wage rates in the same area.
Mass detailing of goods by a store offering little customer service but low prices.
Employee looking after an insured premises.
Describes all of the tasks needed to create an HTML driven web page to be displayed on the WWW.
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