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Coverage not started yet but has been applied for.
Period of time between filing a statement of registration and its effective date.
Policy of marine insurance covering goods from one warehouse to another.
Loan repayment established by a debtor organization organizing payment sin levels of size and loan expense.
Way of maintaining and hosting client’s web sites.
Low lying area with permanent or intermittent water. Important for water birds and animals.
Unsold inventory held by the wholesaler.
Unannounced or illegal industrial action where employees have not followed procedure.
Strip of metal that is smaller than 3/16th inches in diameter.
1. Person who sees a document signed. 2. Person called to court to testify and give evidence.
Dilemmas faced by all people employed in balancing work and family.
1. Shop floor where physical work is carried out. 2. Seminar opt training class given to solve tasks related to work to gain hands-on experience.
Binding agreement signed digitally or on paper.
Period in a job where an employee is unable to work because of factors he has no control over.. Also known as allowed time, idle time, downtime.
Disaster management term for an alternate business recovery site only partially equipped for business.
Area above a water body that collects and adds to body of water.
Study of features, user profiles of visitors to sites. See demographics, psychographics.
Surface’s property to allow a liquid to get through dust on top of it and stick to the substrate. See wetting and wetting ability.
Costs of goods sold by the wholesaler.
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