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- Assessment Event
- An assessment event is a specific occurrence of an assessment for an individual. aka Survey Event
- Assessment
- An assessment is a formal vehicle to measure and evaluate characteristics that are used in determining how best to deploy human resources in the work environment. aka Test, Survey, Interview, Reference Check, Employer Check
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- Complaint
- A complaint is an informal, less serious dispute between an individual and an employer that may eventually, but not necessarily, lead to a grievance. aka Dispute
- Disciplinary Action
- Disciplinary actions are reviews of employee conduct formally documented by employers. A disciplinary action may lead to a notice, suspension or termination.
- Disciplinary Review
- A series of follow-up reviews are quite often necessary when disciplinary actions are taken.
- Disciplinary Rule
- Disciplinary rules describe how disciplinary actions are to be managed and the steps involved.
- Disciplinary Step
- Disciplinary steps identify the stages a disciplinary action goes through until resolution occurs.
- Employer
- An organization that employs people and that conducts training and development activities. aka Entity
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- Grievance
- A grievance is a formal dispute between a union, set of employees or an individual and a company that is based on clauses in a labor agreement.
- Grievance Activity
- Grievances proceed through a series of steps until a settlement is reached or arbitration occurs.
- Grievance Participant
- A grievance participant is an individual or a business area that is named in a grievance.
- Grievance Rule
- Grievance rules describe how grievances are to be managed and the steps involved.
- Grievance Step
- Grievance steps identify the stages a grievance goes through until a settlement is reached or arbitration occurs.
- Human Resource
- A human resource is an individual, who works for, has worked or may work in the future for an organization. aka Employee
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