bad leaver
bad leaver noun: an employee who leaves employment under certain negative circumstances that affect their benefits, equity ownership, or other rights.
Noun
bad leaver (plural bad leavers)
- An employee who leaves employment under certain negative circumstances that affect their benefits, equity ownership, or other rights.
- A bad leaver will normally get the lesser of market value and the amount he or she paid for the shares initially.2016, Tom Speechley, Acquisition Finance, Bloomsbury, →ISBN, page 158
- Antonyms:
- good leaver
Antonyms of bad leaver
Forms of bad leaver
| plural | bad leavers |
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Questions about bad leaver
- What does bad leaver mean?
- Bad leaver means an employee who leaves employment under certain negative circumstances that affect their benefits, equity ownership, or other rights.
- What part of speech is bad leaver?
- Bad leaver is a noun.
- What is the plural of bad leaver?
- The plural of bad leaver is bad leavers.
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