What does aye mean?
aye means Assessed Year in Employment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Assessed Year in Employment?
Assessed Year in Employment can be abbreviated as aye
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What does aye stand for? aye stands for "Assessed Year in Employment". |
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How to abbreviate "Assessed Year in Employment"? "Assessed Year in Employment" can be abbreviated as aye. |
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What is the meaning of aye abbreviation? The meaning of aye abbreviation is "Assessed Year in Employment". |
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What is aye abbreviation? One of the definitions of aye is "Assessed Year in Employment". |
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What does aye mean? aye as abbreviation means "Assessed Year in Employment". |
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What is shorthand of Assessed Year in Employment? The most common shorthand of "Assessed Year in Employment" is aye. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AYUSA - Academic Year in the USA
- FYHE - Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education
- IYIR - Information Security Year in Review
- MYAEP - Multi-Year Affirmative Employment Program
- YINI - Year in Industry
- CREATE - Centre for Research in Employment and Technology in Europe
- CYIT - College Year in Thailand
- CYA - College Year in Athens
- JYEP - Junior Year in English Program
- JYF - Junior Year in France
- YITS - Year In The Son
- YIR - Year in Review
- YIP - Year in Photos
- ADE - Age Discrimination in Employment
- NDIE - New Developments In Employment
- SACH - self-assessed change in health
- ASYE - Assessed and Supported Year in Employment
- vintage. - 1. The year in which a wine was bottled. 2. Old, as in vintage clothing or vintage decor.
- CARE - Cover Arse, Remain Employed. (US version: Cover Ass, Remain Employed) A clever and amusing acronym arising in employment, work and training situations, emerging in the 2000s, notably more so since the global funding crisis starting in 2008. Technically CA
- NEET - Not in Employment, Education or Training. During 2009 the number of UK under-25s in this category rose to above one million people. It seems strange that when so much needs doing there are so many people not doing anything, and the authorities are incapab