CASUAL LABOR
Temporary or part-time employment to perform various services.
Your Free Online Legal Dictionary • Featuring Black’s Law Dictionary, 2nd Ed.
Temporary or part-time employment to perform various services.
Temporary or part-time laborer who performs various services. An hour or a day is the typical work duration.
Description and prices of available goods or services for sale published electronically or printed as a list. Distribution can be any current media.
A company in Internet commerce that aggregates, collects, data on products from various sources to allow easy consumer comparison, source, and ordering of items exhibiting stable pricing and specification.
Mail or email presentation of goods and services directly to perspective buyers. Source of items may from several different vendors or one vendor.
Pollution reduction device that eliminates or reduces substantially emissions. Usually attached to a car or engine exhaust system. Converts three specific substances from harmful to benign. Carbon monoxide converts from poisonous gas
Incomprehensible loss and damage to life and assets having immense consequences.
Catastrophe insurer reinsurance type. Catastrophe is categorized at magnitude, such as an earthquake or hurricane; creates total loss;
Investors use this options contract to swap or exchange a portion of the difference of insurance premiums to losses caused by claims with a fixed payment. New York Catastrophe Exchange is trading
Events whose consequences are extremely harsh in their severity, relating to one or more losses such as bankruptcy, total loss of assets, or loss of life.
An important part of branding or identification or image. A simple, catchy phrase usually tied to a logo or brand; Embodies the appeal or purpose of a firm or a product; when
Decision-making where information and ideas go back and forth, thrown about, running up and down an organization in a mutually participative manner.
Index of a product category, such as soft drinks, for example. Ratio of sales to the population of a specific area. It is beneficial in estimating the growth potential of a brand
Marketing strategy for managing a full line of products instead of the individual products or brands. Managing occurs as a strategic business unit (SBU). The concept’s basis is that the entire product
Category of cause-and-effect link or relationship. Refer to causal model.
Phenomenon of mathematical representation where one or more dependent variables exhibiting cause-and-effect, or causal, relationship with one or more independent variables. Documented examples of causal modeling are ARMA and ARIMA.
A method leading to the listing of all possible reasons and outcomes associated with a particular problem or situation. It is a group process direct at uncovering possible or probable causal factors
A form that lists specific causes of loss covered by a commercial insurance policy; usually an attachment to that policy.
More commonly known as the leading economic index. Uses 10 leading indicators to generate a composite average. These indicators are also used to determine highs and lows in the business cycle. As
Established in 1983 by the Confederation of British Industry as a measure of early retail sales in the United Kingdom for the month. Based on Distributive Trades Surveys, given to retailers, the
This site contains general legal information but does not constitute professional legal advice for your particular situation. The Law Dictionary is not a law firm, and this page does not create an attorney-client or legal adviser relationship. If you have specific questions, please consult a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.