HR acronyms & abbreviations

Hi all

I wondered if any of you have a list you could share regarding acronyms in HR.  As I am not in a specific HR role, I sometimes have to Google the acronyms I see on here and in articles or Twitter etc. An example would be SME....I had no idea that this referred to small to medium enterprises when I first saw it 

They would be extremely useful and I would be very grateful.

Many thanks

Lisa

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  • Thank you everyone! I recognised some of these (and use them myself) such as RTW, PAYE, ER, CPD, PDP....but the rest are new to me!! Every day is a school day....
    Oh and Samantha - can you explain what a long term sock is please? Hahahahahaha sure you meant sick but just checking :)
    Lisa
  • Youve never heard of long term sock? It's a bit Iike long term relationship only one is always missing and the one left behind doesn't put much effort in to be reunited.

    (Yes I meant sick :) )
  • Blooming love this!! Thank you for making me giggle Samantha. I have had a naff day and that is just what I needed.
  • Some employment law ones for you:

    BoC / BOC Breach of Contract
    HRA Human Rights Act
    EQA Equality Act
    ERA Employment Rights Act (1996); This Act contains most of the more common "day-to-day" employment legislation.
    DH Disciplinary Hearing
    GH Grievance Hearing
    MoHSR Management of Health and Safety Regulations
    SOSR Some other Substantial Reason (for dismissal)
    "Bundle" Documents collected as evidence for Hearings (particularly ET hearings)
    Lay Adviser: Person authorised by the Ministry of Justice to provide advice and representation at Employment (and some other) Tribunals
    NWNF (Merchant) "No Win No Fee" (Provider of advice)
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  • Some employment law ones for you:

    BoC / BOC Breach of Contract
    HRA Human Rights Act
    EQA Equality Act
    ERA Employment Rights Act (1996); This Act contains most of the more common "day-to-day" employment legislation.
    DH Disciplinary Hearing
    GH Grievance Hearing
    MoHSR Management of Health and Safety Regulations
    SOSR Some other Substantial Reason (for dismissal)
    "Bundle" Documents collected as evidence for Hearings (particularly ET hearings)
    Lay Adviser: Person authorised by the Ministry of Justice to provide advice and representation at Employment (and some other) Tribunals
    NWNF (Merchant) "No Win No Fee" (Provider of advice)
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