North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

North American Free Trade An agreement reached by the United States, Canada and
Agreement (NAFTA) Mexico that instituted a schedule for the phasing out of tariffs
and eliminated a variety of fees and other hindrances to
encourage free trade between the three North American
countries.
National Labor Relations Act The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), passed in 1935,
(NLRA) of 1947 provides that all employees have the right to form, join and
assist labor organizations and to bargain collectively with
their employers.
National origin The country--including those that no longer exist--of one's

birth or of one's ancestors' birth. "National origin" and
"ethnicity" often are used interchangeably, although "ethnic
group" can refer to religion or color, as well as country of
one's ancestry.
Naturalization The process by which an alien is made a citizen of the United

States of America and relinquishes citizenship to any other
country.
Needs analysis A method of analyzing how employee skill deficits can be

addressed through current or future training and professional
development programs, as well as determining the types of
training/development programs required and how to
prioritize training/development.
Negligent hiring A claim made against an employer based on the premise of

an employer’s obligation to not hire an applicant the
employer knew or should have known was unsuitable and
likely to behave inappropriately toward other employees.
Negligent referral Negligent referral is defined as the failure of an employer to

disclose complete and factual information about former or
current employee to another employer.
Negligent retention The act of failing to take appropriate disciplinary action (i.e.,
termination) against an employee the employer knew or
should have known was unsuitable.
Nepotism Favoritism shown to relatives by individuals in a position of

authority, such as managers or supervisors.
Netiquette Refers to Internet use rules of conduct, involving respecting

others' privacy and not doing anything online that is
offensive, annoying or frustrating to other people.
Newborns’ and Mothers’ Health Requires a minimum length of hospital confinement in
Protection Act (NMHPA) of conjunction with childbirth. This requirement applies to
1996 health plans and health insurance companies that provide
hospital stays for childbirth in their policies. The law provides
that coverage for a hospital stay following a normal delivery
may not be limited to less than 48 hours for both the mother
and newborn, and for a cesarean section not less than 96
hours.
Nominal group technique A consensus planning tool used to identify the strengths of an
organization, department or division, whereby participants
are brought together to discuss important issues, problems
and solutions.
Noncompete agreement A contract restricting an employee from obtaining

employment with a competitor within a specified industry,
distance and/or time frame.
Noncompliance Failure to follow equal employment opportunity or affirmative

action guidelines and the regulations applicable to them.
Nondisclosure agreement A contract restricting an employee from disclosing

confidential or proprietary information.
Nondiscrimination The practice of not discriminating against members of

disadvantaged or protected groups in hiring practices,
policies, benefits or conditions of employment.
Nonexempt employee An employee who does not meet any one of the Fair Labor
Standards Act exemption tests and is paid on an hourly basis
and covered by wage and hour laws regarding hours worked,
overtime pay, etc.
Nontraditional employment Used to define occupations or specific fields where women

typically comprise less than 25 percent of the workforce.
Normative forecasting A method of projecting future needs in order to determine

what developments will be required to meet those needs.
Notice In wrongful discharge cases, this doctrine is used to

determine whether or not an employer gave an employee
adequate advanced notice of the potential consequences if a
specific behavior or conduct was not improved upon.

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North American Free Trade An agreement reached by the United States, Canada and

National origin The country--including those that no longer exist--of one's

Naturalization The process by which an alien is made a citizen of the United

Needs analysis A method of analyzing how employee skill deficits can be

Negligent hiring A claim made against an employer based on the premise of

Negligent referral Negligent referral is defined as the failure of an employer to

Nepotism Favoritism shown to relatives by individuals in a position of

Netiquette Refers to Internet use rules of conduct, involving respecting

Noncompete agreement A contract restricting an employee from obtaining

Noncompliance Failure to follow equal employment opportunity or affirmative

Nondisclosure agreement A contract restricting an employee from disclosing

Nondiscrimination The practice of not discriminating against members of

Nontraditional employment Used to define occupations or specific fields where women

Normative forecasting A method of projecting future needs in order to determine

Notice In wrongful discharge cases, this doctrine is used to

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