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Terminate

To end. Dismiss/fire/let go. In the context of employment it means to end the employment relationship, commonly known as firing. Termination is usually the final step in a disciplinary process.

Terms and Conditions

Rules of service. An agreement between a service provider and the service user. They explain how a service can and cannot be used.  Terms and conditions are often found in a link at the bottom of a website or within the settings.

Training

To educate. Teaching people about the rules. From a privacy perspective, training means ensuring people are aware and understand their obligations under the privacy policy.

Treasurer

Board role. A non-profit director who has the position of treasurer. The Societies Act does not require non-profits to have a treasurer. The roles and responsibilities of a treasurer depend on the non-profit's bylaws. The model bylaws provide that the treasurer is responsible for doing, or making the necessary arrangements for, the following:
(a) receiving and banking monies collected from the members or other sources;
(b) keeping accounting records in respect of the Society’s financial transactions;
(c) preparing the Society’s financial statements;
(d) making the Society’s filings respecting taxes.
 

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