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good leaver

good leaver noun: an employee or shareholder who leaves a company under amicable circumstances, often beyond their control, such as redundancy, ill health, retirement, or death.

Noun

good leaver (plural good leavers)

  1. (labour, human resources) An employee or shareholder who leaves a company under amicable circumstances, often beyond their control, such as redundancy, ill health, retirement, or death.
    Antonyms:
    bad leaver

Antonyms of good leaver

Forms of good leaver

pluralgood leavers

Questions about good leaver

What does good leaver mean?
Good leaver means an employee or shareholder who leaves a company under amicable circumstances, often beyond their control, such as redundancy, ill health, retirement, or death.
What part of speech is good leaver?
Good leaver is a noun.
What is the plural of good leaver?
The plural of good leaver is good leavers.

Words near good leaver in the dictionary

  1. Good King Henry
  2. good lack
  3. good language
  4. good laugh
  5. good law
  6. good leaver
  7. good leavers
  8. good leg
  9. good legs
  10. good length
  11. good lengths

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