WALKOUT STRIKE
Industrial where employees leave work site an will not return.
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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.
Covering a room’s floor or stretching across the room.
Environment attractively designed aimed at keeping a captive comfortable and satisfied.
Apparel used to organize cash, credit cards and other small items important for daily use.
World’s largest discount retailer. Started in 1962 by Samuel Walton.
The creator and the animator of the first animated films.
Reckless disregard for others safety and rights and knowing harm or injury may result.
Releases the insurer from loss liabilities due to an act of war.
Possibility of loss, damage to anything from any remains of war like hostilities.
Mass detailing of goods by a store offering little customer service but low prices.
Policy of marine insurance covering goods from one warehouse to another.
Disaster management term for an alternate business recovery site only partially equipped for business.
Notice, admonition pointing out a danger to one unaware of any.
Document showing titles to goods.
Implied covenants by the endorser of negotiable instruments distinct from an undertaking to pay in case of a default.
Policy providing assurance that the company’s warranty will stay the same.
Agreement of international civil aviation establishing the frame work for carrying cargo, luggage and passengers. Now overseen by International Civil Aviation Organization, ICAO.
Referring to an IRS regulation governing how capital loss from investments is recognized. Also called wash rule.
Different methodology to wash sale. Not legal as it deals with selling off then rebuying investments to increase trade.
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