VOUCHER
Document confirming an action has occurred.
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Document confirming an action has occurred.
Check including a segment detailing reason for the check.
Internal system of financial control for payments and cash relying on vouchers to establish transactions, amounts paid, ledger name where it will be recorded.
Vessel of transport used for a number of trips (voyages). Also known as spot charter. See time charter.
Marine policy of insurance covering one trip and only the cargo on the trip.
Degree of people, resources, property, environments are susceptible to be harmed, degrade, destroyed or exposed to hostile factors.
Way of identifying inadequate security measures that can give rise to technical weaknesses.
Derogatory term used for investment and funding taking in fair advantage of a situation.
Derogatory term for an investor whose hidden agenda is to cease control of the firm invested in. See angel investor.
Statistician credit with helping the economy of China to recover after WWII.
Inequities in wages arising from new employees who want more money than current employees. See wage expansion.
Graph comparing and illustrating unemployment rates with wage rates in the same area.
Pay rate based on units produced or time of working.
Period of time between filing a statement of registration and its effective date.
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.
Hotel industry. Taking an arriving guest to another hotel as reserved accommodation is unavailable for a reason.
Term for a hotel guest arriving without a reservation.
A 2 to 4 floor building that has no elevator.
Industrial where employees leave work site an will not return.
Step-by-step test of all aspects of a plan, process, environment to verify readiness for operation.
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