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internal audit /Intn(ə)l ɔdIt/<br />
noun an audit carried out by a department<br />
inside the company<br />
internal audit department /In-<br />
tn(ə)l ɔdIt dIpɑtmənt/ noun<br />
a department <strong>of</strong> a company which<br />
examines the internal accounting controls<br />
<strong>of</strong> that company She is the<br />
manager <strong>of</strong> the internal audit<br />
department.<br />
internal auditor /Intn(ə)l ɔdItə/<br />
noun a member <strong>of</strong> staff who audits a<br />
company’s accounts<br />
internal communication /In-<br />
tn(ə)l kəmjunIkeIʃ(ə)n/ noun<br />
communication between employees or<br />
departments <strong>of</strong> the same organisation<br />
(NOTE: Internal communication can<br />
take various forms such as team briefings,<br />
interviewing, employee or works<br />
councils, meetings, memos, an<br />
intranet, newsletters, suggestion<br />
schemes, the grapevine, and reports.)<br />
internal consultant /Intn(ə)l<br />
kənsltənt/ noun an employee with<br />
special knowledge and expertise who<br />
<strong>of</strong>fers advice or business solutions to<br />
another department within the same<br />
organisation<br />
internal consulting /Intn(ə)l<br />
kənsltIŋ/ noun the work done by an<br />
internal consultant<br />
internal growth /Intn(ə)l ɡrəυθ/<br />
noun the development <strong>of</strong> a company by<br />
growing its existing business with its<br />
own finances, as opposed to acquiring<br />
other businesses (called ‘external<br />
growth’)<br />
internal labour market /Intn(ə)l<br />
leIbə mɑkIt/ noun the workforce<br />
already employed in a group, which can<br />
be redeployed to other jobs inside the<br />
group. Abbr ILM<br />
internally /Intn(ə)lI/ adverb inside<br />
a company The job was advertised<br />
internally.<br />
internal market /Intn(ə)l<br />
mɑkIt/ noun a way <strong>of</strong> operating a<br />
large organisation, where each manager<br />
becomes a separate entrepreneurial unit<br />
which is run as if totally independent<br />
from the rest <strong>of</strong> the group<br />
internal promotion /Intn(ə)l<br />
prəməυʃ(ə)n/ noun the promotion <strong>of</strong><br />
someone working in the company already<br />
(as opposed to bringing in a new<br />
employee from outside)<br />
internal recruitment /Intn(ə)l rI-<br />
krutmənt/ noun the process <strong>of</strong> filling<br />
vacancies by recruiting staff from inside<br />
the company<br />
Internal Revenue Service /In-<br />
tn(ə)l revənju svIs/ noun US<br />
a government department which deals<br />
with tax. Abbr IRS<br />
internal telephone /Intn(ə)l<br />
telIfəυn/ noun a telephone which is<br />
linked to other telephones in an <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
international /Intənʃ(ə)nəl/ adjective<br />
working between countries<br />
international call /Intənʃ(ə)nəl<br />
kɔl/ noun a telephone call to another<br />
country<br />
international (dialling) code<br />
/Intənʃ(ə)nəl daIəlIŋ kəυd/ noun<br />
the part <strong>of</strong> a telephone number used for<br />
dialling to another country<br />
International Labour Organisation<br />
(ILO) /Intənʃ(ə)nəl leIbər<br />
ɔɡənaIzeIʃ(ə)n/ a section <strong>of</strong> the<br />
United Nations which tries to improve<br />
working conditions and workers’ pay in<br />
member countries<br />
international<br />
union<br />
/Intənʃ(ə)nəl junjən/ noun US a<br />
parent union composed <strong>of</strong> affiliated unions,<br />
known as ‘locals’<br />
Internet /Intənet/ noun 1. international<br />
network linking thousands <strong>of</strong><br />
computers using telephone links <br />
Much <strong>of</strong> our business is done on the<br />
Internet. Internet sales form an important<br />
part <strong>of</strong> our turnover. He<br />
searched the Internet for information on<br />
cheap tickets to the USA. 2. the global,<br />
public network <strong>of</strong> computers and telephone<br />
links that houses websites, allows<br />
email to be sent and is accessed with the<br />
aid <strong>of</strong> a modem (NOTE: The Internet<br />
uses the Internet Protocol (IP) as a<br />
communication standard.)<br />
‘…they predict a tenfold increase in sales via<br />
internet or TV between 1999 and 2004’<br />
[Investors Chronicle]<br />
‘…in two significant decisions, the Securities<br />
and Exchange Board <strong>of</strong> India today allowed