Understanding the Business Idiom 'On Hand'

The video tutorial discusses the business idiom 'on hand', which means that a person or materials are readily available or immediately present. It provides examples of how this idiom is used in business contexts, such as having employees or stock on hand.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• Teaching negotiation skills

• Introducing a new business model

• Explaining financial statements

• Discussing a common business idiom

What does the idiom 'on hand' mean?

• To be in debt

• To be readily available

• To be out of stock

• To be on vacation

Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'on hand'?

• Materials that are in transit

• Items that are readily available

• Funds that are invested

• Employees who are on leave

Why can't the company hire new employees according to the example?

• They lack the necessary funds

• They have too many employees

• They are undergoing restructuring

• They are waiting for approval

How is Bob described in the context of 'on hand'?

• He is often absent from work

• He is responsible for hiring new employees

• He is always available to assist his colleagues

• He manages the company's finances