HR Glossary
What are core values? Meaning and Definition
The core values are essential beliefs and principles that lead an individual to act or a company to operate in a certain way.
Vijaya Lakshmi 27 April 2024
If You Can Measure It, You Can Improve It.
The core values are essential beliefs and principles that lead an individual to act or a company to operate in a certain way.
The contract labour act is a law that mainly aims at ensuring the employees under the job arrangements between a company and the workers supplied through the intermediate or contractor are justly treated.
Continuous feedback involves a timely and regular feedback flows where feedback is constantly being given and received.
Crisis management is the procedure of dealing with and responding to emergency, difficult situation that constitute danger to reputation, operations or survival of an organization.
Continuous job candidate engagement means the engagement of an employer or recruiter with the potential employees over the time of hiring process.
A confirmation letter is a formal document issued by an employer to an employee to communicate the successful completion of the probationary period or to reconfirm the terms and conditions
A consolidated statement is a set of financial reports that combines the financial information of the parent company and its subsidiaries to produce a single set of financial statements.
Conditions of employment define the rules and terms that employers outline for their employees. By accepting a job you agree to follow these rules.
A compliance report is a thorough analysis of a company’s activities to ensure the organization is in compliance with the government’s rules and regulations.
A Compliance Framework is something like a textbook where a company follows all the directions to make sure it’s acting legally, in accordance with its industry rules and regulations, and its own internal rules.
