Hr Policies And Procedures

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'annual' describes something that happens once a year.

• The company holds an annual meeting to discuss financial performance.
• We have our annual family reunion next weekend.
• I can't wait for the annual bash at the beach this summer!
• The annual tradition of planting flowers symbolizes growth and renewal.

noun a legal process that allows a creditor to take money directly from a debtor's wages or bank account to settle a debt

• The court issued a garnishment order to collect the unpaid debt.
• They're taking money out of my paycheck for garnishment.
• I can't believe they're hitting me with a garnishment for that old bill.
• His constant negativity was like a garnishment on my happiness.

adjective slightly unwell

• I regret to inform you that I am indisposed and will not be able to attend the meeting.
• I'm feeling a bit indisposed today, so I think I'll stay home and rest.
• I'm not up for it today, I'm feeling totally indisposed.
• His mind was so preoccupied with worry that he was indisposed to enjoy the party.

noun a period of time that a person is allowed to be away from work or duty

preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause

• The employee requested a leave of absence for personal reasons.
• I'm thinking of taking a leave of absence to travel around Europe.
• I heard he's taking a leave of absence to work on his side hustle.
• Sometimes we all need to take a leave of absence from our daily routine to recharge and refocus.

verb to officially require or order something to be done

adjective required by law or rule

• The new law mandated stricter regulations on environmental pollution.
• The boss mandated that all employees attend the meeting tomorrow.
• My mom mandated that I clean my room before I could go out with my friends.
• The artist felt as though creativity cannot be mandated, it must flow naturally.

verb to handle or manage (something) poorly or incompetently

• The company cannot afford to mishandle sensitive customer data.
• You shouldn't mishandle fragile items like that.
• Don't be so clumsy and mishandle the equipment.
• It's important not to mishandle the truth in delicate situations.

verb to hold back; to keep from proceeding; to retain; to refuse to give or grant

• The company decided to withhold payment until the project was completed to satisfaction.
• I'm going to withhold my opinion until I have more information.
• Don't withhold the good news, tell me what happened!
• Sometimes it's better to withhold your emotions and think before reacting.

verb A verb is a word that expresses an action or a state of being. In this case, 'accommodated' is a past tense verb indicating that someone or something was provided with lodging or a place to stay.

• The hotel accommodated all of our special requests during our stay.
• The restaurant accommodated our large group without any issues.
• I asked my friend if I could crash at his place and he accommodated me.
• The new schedule accommodated for everyone's availability.