- A fixed point of time, usually an epoch, from which a series
of years is reckoned. - A period of time reckoned from some particular date or epoch;
a succession of years dating from some important event; as, the era of
Alexander; the era of Christ, or the Christian era (see under
Christian). - A period of time in which a new order of things prevails; a
signal stage of history; an epoch.
Severability Clauses Severability Clauses are contractual terms stating that every component of the agreement is separate from the others........
Recoverable Depreciation When a lawsuit is issued on a contract with replacement value coverage, Recoverable Depreciation is the proportion of the degraded sum...
Tenancy at Sufferance Tenancy at Sufferance, also known as Holdover Tenancy, occurs when a tenant overstays their agreed-upon time limit. It happens when the owner did not request...
Generation-skipping Trust A Generation-skipping Trust is a legally valid trust document where the grantor's properties are handed down to the grantor's grandchildren, thereby "skipping" the children.
Brokerage Account A Brokerage Account is used to purchase and sell assets such as stocks, securities, and collective investment schemes. Similar to a bank, one can move the money in or out...
Boomer Generation People who were born between the years of 1946-1964 are known as “baby boomers” and this generation is called the Boomer Generation.
Operating employees The non managers in an organization, who perform specific tasks and usually manufacture a product or provide a service for customers.
Needs hierarchy Needs hierarchy refers psychologist Abraham Maslow’s motivational theory that people have five basic needs arranged in a hierarchy:
Managerial Hierarchy Managerial Hierarchy allows the levels of management in an organization, typically three distinct levels; executive, middle, and first
Cooperative (co-op) Cooperative (co-op) is an organization in which people collectively own and operate a business in order to compete with larger business.