George BuLah (X) May 24, 2014:

Indeed, and these juniors have been undercharged so unjustly.
It's time to close the thread.

mike23 May 24, 2014:

Yeah, sure and Jrn is probably there for junior middleweight

George BuLah (X) May 24, 2014:

... wait a second, Colleagues ... ain't this technical knockout, the TKO ? :)

mike23 May 24, 2014:

An employee who has a very warm relationship with his/her bosses

George BuLah (X) May 24, 2014:

who went on vacation and does not pick up the phone.

Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. May 24, 2014:

In which case, it is best left alone, unless one can contact the customer.

George BuLah (X) May 24, 2014:

They may also belong to subjective terminology of the system data base, so mean nothing in the natural language.

Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. May 24, 2014:

TKO could be the acronym for a company. In medicine, it means "to keep open," here perhaps to keep the case open. Jrn can stand for Journal. The truth may be different but less fun.

mike23 May 24, 2014:

I wish we knew what TKO Jrn stands for

George BuLah (X) May 24, 2014:

co do zasady - "zaniżona" to "understated", a tu mamy:
"undercharge", więc bezwzględnie wymaga to właściwego określenia/uzupełnienia związanego z działaniem kogoś (np. banku, konkretnie - kogoś w banku ;) wobec drugiej strony;
uważam, że dobrymi, takimi uzupełnieniami są:
- obciążenie
lub
- naliczenie

Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. May 23, 2014:

@Maja: Is TKO an accounting term or the name of a company? Do you need help with TKO and Jrn?