ABA Code
ABA code, or Automated Banking Association code, is a unique number used to identify financial institutions.
ACH Credit
ACH Credit is a way for businesses to make payments to other businesses.
ACH Debit
ACH debit is a direct electronic payment from the bank account to another person or company.
Additional Claim
An additional claim is a claim for unemployment insurance benefits filed by an individual who has already filed one or more regular claims for unemployment insurance benefits.
Affordable Care Act (ACA)
The Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as the ACA, is a law passed in 2010 that aims to expand health insurance coverage and lower costs.
Automated clearing house (ACH)
An automated clearing house (ACH) is an electronic network that makes it possible for banks to move money between their accounts.
Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is a performance measurement system that combines financial, operational, and customer perspectives with strategic vision.
CP 575 letter
A CP 575 letter is issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to employers with questions about an employee's tax status or the employer's responsibilities with regard to the employee.
Calibration
Employment calibration is the process of measuring an individual's overall performance and identifying areas where they should be focusing their efforts.
Campus recruiting
Campus recruiting is a method of hiring employees that takes place while they are still studying.
Candidate experience
Candidate experience is the collection of interactions that candidates have with a company prior to, during, and after the interview process.
Career break
A career break is a period of time away from a job for any number of reasons. An employee may want to take a career break for personal reasons.
Career plateau
A career plateau is a situation in which an employee is no longer progressing.
Case interview
A case interview is a job interview in which the employer presents a candidate with a problem and asks him or her to come up with a solution.
Churn Rate
Employee churn rate, or turnover rate, measures the number of employees who leave a company over a specified period.
Common-law test
In the United States, the common-law test is a legal standard used to determine whether an individual is considered an employee or an independent contractor.
Company code of conduct
A company code of conduct is a set of rules governing employees' behavior. The code is usually published in a document and outlines expectations for employee behavior.
Company perks
Company perks are benefits that employees receive in addition to their salary.
Compassionate leave
A compassionate leave is a benefit that allows employees to take time off to address personal and family needs, including illness and bereavement.
Compensation
Compensation is the combination of wages, benefits, and other payments that workers receive in exchange for their labor.
Competency
Competency is a skill or trait that drives performance on the job.
Compliance report
A compliance report is a way for companies to keep track of their compliance with laws, regulations, and standards.
Condition of employment
Conditions of employment refer to the terms and requirements that are set by an employer for employees to follow.
Confirmation Letter
A confirmation letter is a document that confirms the terms of an employment relationship, such as the employee's job title and salary.
Consolidated statement
Consolidated statements or consolidated financial statements are documents that combine the results of several companies into one document.
Continuous Candidate Engagement
Continuous Candidate Engagement (CCE) is a way to engage candidates throughout the hiring process.
Core HR
Core HR refers to the fundamental or essential aspects of human resources management that are essential to the smooth functioning of an organization.
Cost-Per-Hire
Cost-per-hire is a metric that measures the total cost of hiring a new employee and divides it by the number of hires in a given period.
Form 1099 NEC
Form 1099-NEC is a tax document that's used to report the amount of income paid to an independent contractor.