"Business Termination" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate the end of a business or business agreement. For example: "After months of negotiation, the company and its business partner agreed to a business termination."
Unfortunately, the agency, for more than a decade, has let the industry get away with all nature of monkey business, from termination fees through "guess your minutes" pricing plans and subsidization schemes.
Many installers and dealers could go out of business upon termination of the subsidy program, and the ΣA SC would be less than 0.1 million m2 in 2025.
Dan Warren, the technical director at the GSM Association, the London-based industry group that is coordinating the project, said the project's participants -- engineers from large and midsize global operators -- had based their efforts on the existing European business model of termination rates.
The U.S. Army yesterday canceled development of the long envisioned but never built Comanche helicopter program, citing business reasons for termination of the project, which has already cost $8 billion.
Zenefits provides a cloud-based dashboard to HR departments designed to help small businesses manage hiring, termination and all the benefits and payroll details necessary in-between those events.
The lawsuit accuses Wells Fargo of wrongful termination, unlawful business practices and failure to pay wages, overtime and penalties under California law.
If you cannot follow this, go to Rule 5. Otherwise, go to Rule 6. 5. Fire only those employees for whom managers can articulate a legitimate business justification for their termination.
Of course, Viber has other potential routes for monetization as well, including call termination (a business the company has been experimenting with) as well as Viber Out.
According to Business Insider, Carrasquillo's termination came just one week after an employee filed a complaint.
Responses included condemnation by the governments of Mexico and Venezuela and Hispanic leaders in the US and a succession of terminations of business relationships with the property mogul and reality TV star, including actions by Univision, NBC, Macy's and Nascar.
