1 Those wages are severance pay. 2  Wages in lieu of notice are additional wages that the employer is not obligated to pay. 3  They are paid only because the employer has chosen not to give the employee notice of termination in advance of the date of termination. For example, an employer may have a company policy that a terminating employee is entitled to one monthâs wages for every year of service. 2  Those wages are severance pay. 3  Wages in lieu of notice are additional wages that the employer is not obligated to pay.
Talc is a mineral that is most often found in the metamorphic rocks of convergent plate boundaries. It forms from at least two processes. Most large talc deposits in the United States formed when heated waters carrying dissolved magnesium and silica reacted with dolomitic marbles.
talc Talc is the softest mineral; it can be easily scratched with you fingernail. It may have a pearly luster. Talc is often described as having a greasy or soapy feel to it. Talc is commonly white, but can also be a pale green or pale pink. You might get talc and gypsum confused because they can have similar appearances. 12. gypsum Gypsum is a soft, light-colored mineral. Its color can be colorless and transparent (selenite) or white, pale pink or pale brown. If crystallized, it displays one direction of excellent cleavage, but the cleavage fragments are much thicker than those of mica and the fragments are not elastic. Generally, it lacks the greasy feel of talc.