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Indemnity is a noun that refers to protection or security against potential losses or damages. Indemnify is a verb that means to compensate or secure someone against potential losses or damages. In essence, indemnity provides the concept of protection, while indemnify is the action taken to provide that protection.
It generally deals with security against shoplifting, or theft from businesses by employees.
The double indemnity policy paid twice the face amount for accidental death. The creditors sought an indemnity against the company to force it to pay its bills. Some federal agencies have indemnity against legal claims and lawsuits.
Yes, security is a team effort that involves collaboration and coordination among various individuals within an organization. It requires participation from all employees to maintain effective security measures and protect against potential threats.
"You should normally not buy land unless a title insurance company indemnifies you against potential liens by heirs"
Security awareness training is essential because it equips employees with the knowledge to recognize and respond to potential security threats, such as phishing attacks and data breaches. By fostering a culture of security mindfulness, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of human error, which is a leading cause of security incidents. Additionally, well-informed employees can act as the first line of defense, helping to protect sensitive information and maintain compliance with regulations. Overall, effective training enhances both individual and organizational resilience against cyber threats.
No, employers can invite employees over to their homes.
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I never borrowed against Social Security, so I'd say the answer is "Never."
The formation of several ships intended to provide protection against submarine attack was called a wolf-pack.
Generally the prohibitions against improper search and seizure only apply to government agents. If the store employees are private security or simple employees, anything they find during a search is admissible in court. Your state law may vary, you would be wise to consult a local attorney.
No President has ever "borrowed" against Social Security. By law, the Social Security Trust Fund must be invested in Treasury bonds. The problem is that the Federal government has always included the balance in the Trust Fund when calculating the Federal budget deficit, debt, etc. Now that balance is decreasing rapidly.