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The process by which a business ensures that it observes and complies with the external statutory laws and regulations.

Acceptance by a corporate of it's responsibility to stakeholders for actions and decisions

A rule that is created, maintained and enforced by an authority

A unique name identifying the website in a web address

a pension payment made to workers on retirement; the money comes from employers' contribution made during the working life of the employee

Australia's national workplace relations tribunal. It's role is to assist employers and employees to maintain fair and productive work places.

The relationship between employer and employee with regards to contractual, emotional, physical and practical concerns.

A written guarantee, issued to the purchaser of an article by its manufacturer, promising to repair or replace it if necessary within a specified period of time.

To lie or exaggerate about the features or benefits offered by a product being sold

A contract, represented by a policy, in which an individual or entity receives financial protection or reimbursement against losses from an insurance company.

Periodic payment made to an insurance company

An assessment of the level of risk for which insurance cover is sought, conducted by an insurance company

the protection of business against damages or injuries to another person or property

A written statement of the processes, procedures, rules and regulations

Sets of guidelines established by external bodies to regulate the standards of behaviours and conducts within an industry

Guidelines to regulate standards of behaviour and conduct either within an organisation or within an industry

Managing financial activities relating to the operation of a business.

Maintaining accurate records of all matters related to business activities

Tracking the cash or money coming into and going out of the business

Contractual arrangements undertaken by a business; for example, payment of wages or rent.

Information which identifies type of transaction, it's date, parties and financial value

Documents that provide evidence of transactions

one of the simplest forms of financial record keeping; sets out all the cash transactions of a business including receipts and payments.

When items are purchased and paid for in cash

a periodical statement where the bank itemises the transactions relating to an account; for example, debits, credits, government and bank canges

the ability of an ecosystem to maintain itself into the future; involves using the early resources at a rate they can be replenished.

The specific regulations that a business uses to guide the process of procuring goods and services that are necessary