A person, usually a solicitor, officially authorised to witness signatures and certify legal documents.

A very small portable computer.

In the US, an official document sent to a taxpayer which shows that they owe more tax than has been declared on their tax form.

The period of time during which an employee must work between resigning from and leaving their place of work.

An accountant or person who’s job is working with numbers, and who is able to do large calculations. A computer which can perform complex calculations in a short time.

Often called a Swiss Bank Account. An account, offered by certain banks, which can only be identified by a number, so the account holder is known only to a restricted number of the bank’s employees.

A section in a company’s Memorandum Of Association which sets out the objectives of the company.

The state of becoming obsolete or out of date. Old-fashioned.

Aspects of a job which can be dangerous or pose a high risk of injury.

Also called Organisational Psychology. The study of peoples behaviour at work, covering personal relations, mental health, employee selection and training, safety, etc.