- commissions,
being cashiered meant that the
amount they had paid was lost, as they
could not "sell-out" afterwards.
Famous victims of
cashiering include Francis...
- A
retail cashier or
simply a
cashier is a
person who
handles the cash
register at
various locations such as the
point of sale in a
retail store. The most...
- A
cashier's check (or
cashier's cheque,
cashier's order,
official check; in Canada, the term bank
draft is used, not to be
confused with Banker's draft...
-
Albert D. J.
Cashier (December 25, 1843 –
October 10, 1915), born
Jennie Irene Hodgers, was an Irish-born
American soldier who
served in the
Union Army...
- A
Legal Cashier is a
specialized type of
bookkeeper /
accountant for law
firms responsible for the
accounting and
finance functions of a solicitor's practice...
-
Cashiers (/ˈkæʃərz/ KASH-ərz) is a census-designated
place (CDP) and
unincorporated village located in
southern Jackson County,
North Carolina, United...
-
Cashier balancing or
cashing up is the
process of a
cashier counting the
money in a cash
register at the end of a
business day or
working shift. The process...
-
Petty cash is a
small amount of
discretionary funds in the form of cash used for
minor expenditures. The most
common way of
accounting for
petty cash expenditures...
-
Cashier as a
service (CaaS)
refers to
using a
third party service as payment. When a
shopper buys
merchandise online, oftentimes, the
shopper does not...
- A
conveyor belt is the
carrying medium of a belt
conveyor system (often
shortened to a belt conveyor). A belt
conveyor system consists of two or more pulleys...
