Also known as Labour Law. The branch of the law that deals with the legal rights of employees, e.g. workplace safety, discrimination, compensation, etc.

Convert data into code which cannot be easily understood by people who have no authorisation to view it.

An individual who buys and/or uses a product or service.

Used at the end of a take in a film, TV program or audition to cover a mistake or to remind people who the person auditioning was during auditions.

A company or business. A business project, often one which is sometimes difficult and/or risky.

Software technology that links computer programs, data bases, etc., within an organisation, so that information can be shared.

An ambitious person who starts new business ventures in order to make a lot of money, often taking financial risks.

The effect that a proposed project, such as a new building or development, will have on the environment.

An individual who is concerned about the protection, conservation and improvement of the natural environment.

In Britain, a government Act of 1970 which gives women the right to earn the same money and to receive the same benefits as men for performing the same job.