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1 flexible working hours
HRflexibility in the management of working time. Flexible working hours are achieved through systems such as annual hours, part-time work, flexitime, or job sharing that are arranged to meet organizational requirements or to help employees reconcile the demands of work and personal circumstances. -
2 flexible working hours
Abbreviation: fwhУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > flexible working hours
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3 flexible working
HRa generic term for employment practices that differ from the traditional norm in terms of the hours worked, the length of contract, or the place of work. Flexible working practices can be divided into three categories: those that give flexibility in the management of time through flexible working hours programs such as flexitime or shiftwork; those that allow employers to adapt to peaks or troughs in demand through numerical flexibility, for example, by employing temporary staff; and those that give flexibility regarding the place of work, for example, teleworking. -
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flexible Arbeitszeit f PERS flexible hours of work, flexible working hours, flexitime, flextime, flexible schedule* * *f < Person> flexible hours of work, flexible working hours, flexitime, flextime, flexible schedule -
5 horario flexible
m.flexible working hours, flexible hours, flexitime, flextime.* * *(n.) = flexitime, working time flexibility, flexibility (in/of) working time, flexibility (in/of) working hoursEx. Non-traditional career patterns include part-time work; job share, flexitime, freelance and services by consultants and information brokers.Ex. Part-time work includes two phenomena: a process of working time reduction, & a process of working time flexibility.Ex. Current interests in greater flexibility in working time are leading to an increase in the extent of unsocial hours working.Ex. The two main features are continued wage moderation and negotiated flexibility of working hours, particularly part-time jobs.* * *(n.) = flexitime, working time flexibility, flexibility (in/of) working time, flexibility (in/of) working hoursEx: Non-traditional career patterns include part-time work; job share, flexitime, freelance and services by consultants and information brokers.
Ex: Part-time work includes two phenomena: a process of working time reduction, & a process of working time flexibility.Ex: Current interests in greater flexibility in working time are leading to an increase in the extent of unsocial hours working.Ex: The two main features are continued wage moderation and negotiated flexibility of working hours, particularly part-time jobs.* * *flextime, Brflexitime -
6 annual hours
HRa flexible working hours practice in which working hours are averaged over a year. Employees are contracted to work a given number of hours per year rather than the traditional number of hours per week. Earnings are determined on a similar basis, but usually a fixed weekly or monthly salary is paid regardless of the number of hours worked. Hours are worked when demand dictates and therefore the need for overtime diminishes. Annual hours systems usually cover manual shiftworkers, rather than other parts of the workforce. -
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8 fleksibel arbeidstid
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9 flessibile
flexible* * *flessibile agg. flexible, pliable, pliant, supple (anche fig.): tubo flessibile, flexible pipe; orario di lavoro flessibile, flexitime, flexible working hours; (fin.) cambi flessibili, floating exchange rates; carattere flessibile, flexible (o docile o easygoing) character◆ s.m. (tecn.) flexible grinding wheel.* * *[fles'sibile]1. agg(materiale) flexible, pliable, (fig : carattere) flexible, adaptable2. sm* * *[fles'sibile]1) (elastico) [ materiale] flexible; [ ramo] pliable2) (modificabile) [regolamento, gestione] flexibleorario flessibile — flexible working hours, flexitime
* * *flessibile/fles'sibile/2 (modificabile) [regolamento, gestione] flexible; orario flessibile flexible working hours, flexitime -
10 klizno radno vrijeme
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11 змінний графік роботи
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12 horaire individualisé
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13 Arbeitszeit
Arbeitszeit f GEN, PERS hours of work, working hours, working time • Arbeitszeit erfassen IND, PERS clock in, clock on • Arbeitszeit registrieren IND, PERS clock in, clock on • außerhalb der normalen Arbeitszeiten PERS unsocial hours (Arbeit, Überstunden) • lange Arbeitszeiten haben PERS have long working hours, work long hours • während der Arbeitszeit PERS during working hours* * *f <Geschäft, Person> hours of work, working hours, working time ■ Arbeitszeit registrieren < Ind> clock in, clock on ■ außerhalb der normalen Arbeitszeiten < Person> Arbeit, Überstunden unsocial hours* * *Arbeitszeit
working hours (period, time), job time, hours of employment, spell, (Fahrerzeugführer) one-duty time (US), (Betrieb) operating time, (Maschine) machining time, run, (Produktion) period of production, (für einzelnes Stück) time spent on a job;
• in der Arbeitszeit in the course of one’s employment;
• während der Arbeitszeit during working hours;
• benötigte Arbeitszeit length of time needed for a job;
• betriebliche Arbeitszeit company time;
• durchgehende Arbeitszeit continuous operations (process);
• effektive Arbeitszeit actual hours of work;
• tariflich festgelegte Arbeitszeit nominal (standard) hours;
• festgesetzte Arbeitszeit scheduled hours of work;
• garantierte Arbeitszeit guaranteed employment;
• unmittelbar geleistete Arbeitszeit direct labo(u)r;
• gestaffelte Arbeitszeit staggered hours, staggering of hours;
• gleitende Arbeitszeit staggering of hours, flexible working hours (arrangement), flextime (Br.);
• lange Arbeitszeit long hours;
• nachgeholte Arbeitszeit make-up work;
• normale (regelmäßige) Arbeitszeit straight time (US);
• reguläre Arbeitszeit set working time;
• reine Arbeitszeit hours actually worked;
• tägliche Arbeitszeit working day;
• tarifliche Arbeitszeit collectively agreed worktime (working hours);
• verkürzte Arbeitszeit part-time employment, short (part) time, reduced working hours;
• vertragliche (vertraglich vereinbarte) Arbeitszeit contract[ual] hours of work;
• volle Arbeitszeit full time;
• nach dem Tarif vorgesehene Arbeitszeit nominal hours;
• Arbeitszeit mit Überstunden overtime;
• Arbeitszeiten anpassen to adjust the working hours;
• Arbeitszeit registrieren to clock, to keep time;
• Arbeitszeit verkürzen to shorten one’s working time, to reduce hours;
• Arbeitszeitabkommen hours convention (US);
• Arbeitszeitausfall man-hours lost;
• Arbeitszeitbeschränkung limitation of hours;
• Arbeitszeiterfassung working-time record;
• Arbeitszeitermittlung work measurement;
• Arbeitszeitkontrolleur timekeeper, timetaker, check clerk (US);
• Arbeitszeitmodelle working-time models (arrangements, schemes);
• Arbeitszeitordnung working-time regulations;
• gleitender Arbeitszeitplan flexible roster;
• bewegliches Arbeitszeitprogramm flexible schedule;
• Arbeitszeitrechtsgesetz Working Hours Act;
• bewegliche Arbeitszeitregelung flexible time agreement;
• Arbeitszeitverkürzung shortening of one’s working hours (time), short time, decrease in hours of work, reduction of working hours (US);
• Arbeitszeitverlängerung lengthening of working hours;
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14 horaire
horaire [ɔʀεʀ]1. masculine nounb. [d'élèves] timetable ; [de personnel] working hours• quand on est directeur, on n'a pas d'horaire when you are a manager, you don't have set working hours2. adjective3. compounds* * *ɔʀɛʀ
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adjectif [salaire, débit, tarif] per hourtranche or plage horaire — time-slot
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nom masculin1) (de train, bus) timetable GB, schedule US; (d'avion, de vols) schedule2) ( emploi du temps) timetable, scheduleles horaires libres or à la carte — flexitime
* * *ɔʀɛʀ1. adj(taux, salaire) hourly2. nm1) (= emploi du temps, planning) timetable Grande-Bretagne schedule USAhoraire flexible; horaire à la carte — flexitime
2) [cours, train] timetable Grande-Bretagne schedule USAun horaire de train — the train timetable Grande-Bretagne the train schedule USA
3. horaires nmpl(= heures de travail) hours* * *A adj [salaire, rendement, débit, tarif] per hour; une augmentation horaire de deux euros a pay rise of two euros per hour; tranche or plage horaire time-slot.B nm1 Transp (de train, bus) timetable GB, schedule US; (d'avion, de vols) schedule; horaire d'été/d'hiver summer/winter timetable; être en avance sur l'horaire [train, bus, car, avion] to be ahead of schedule; être en retard sur l'horaire [train, bus, car, avion] to be running late; obtenir les horaires de train par téléphone to find out the train times by phone;2 ( emploi du temps) timetable, schedule; les horaires de travail working hours; les horaires des cours timetable of classes ou lessons; avoir un horaire chargé to have a busy timetable ou schedule; les horaires libres or à la carte flexitime.[ɔrɛr] adjectif————————[ɔrɛr] nom masculin -
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f1. working hours Pl.; gleitende Arbeitszeit flex(i)time; benötigte Arbeitszeit für... (work) time required for...2. TECH. operating time3. (Fertigungszeit) production time* * *die Arbeitszeitworking hours; jobtime; hours of employment* * *Ạr|beits|zeitf1) working hours pl2)(= benötigte Zeit)
die Arbeitszeit für etw — the time spent on sth; (in Fabrik) the production time for sth* * *(the times of day between which one is at work: Normal working hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) working hours* * *Ar·beits·zeitfgleitende \Arbeitszeit flexible working hours pl, flexitime, AM a. flextime2. (benötigte Zeit) required [working] time* * *1) working timedie tägliche/wöchentliche Arbeitszeit — the working day/week
2) (der [beruflichen] Arbeit vorbehaltene Zeit) working hours pl.3) (als Ware) labour time* * *1. working hours pl;gleitende Arbeitszeit flex(i)time;benötigte Arbeitszeit für … (work) time required for …2. TECH operating time3. (Fertigungszeit) production time* * *1) working timedie tägliche/wöchentliche Arbeitszeit — the working day/week
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16 Gleitzeit
f WIRTS. flexible working hours Pl., flex(i)time* * *die Gleitzeitflexitime; flexible hours; flexible working hours* * *Gleit|zeitfflex(i)time* * *Gleit·zeitf ADMIN2. (Zeitspanne außerhalb der Fixzeit) set periods outside fixed working hours in which an employee may choose to start/end work* * *die flexible working hours pl* * ** * *die flexible working hours pl* * *f.comp-time (Employment) n.flex-time (Employment) n.flexible work time n. -
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gleitende Arbeitszeit f PERS flexible working hours, flexible hours of work, flexitime • gleitende Arbeitszeit haben PERS be on flexitime, have flexible working hours* * *f < Person> flexible working hours, flexible hours of work, flexitime* * *gleitende Arbeitszeit
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19 gleitend
I Part. Präs. gleiten* * *sliding* * *glei|tendadjgléítende Löhne or Lohnskala — sliding wage scale
gléítende Arbeitszeit — flexible working hours pl, flex(i)time
gléítender Übergang — gradual transition
gléítender Ruhestand — gradual retirement
* * *gleitende Arbeitszeit — flexitime; flexible working hours pl.
* * *B. adj WIRTSCH:gleitende Arbeitszeit flexible working hours, flex(i)time* * *Adjektiv; nicht prädgleitende Arbeitszeit — flexitime; flexible working hours pl.
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20 aménagement
aménagement [amenaʒmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [de locaux] fitting-out ; [d'un endroit, d'une région] development ; [de route] building ; [de placard] building-inb. aménagements ( = équipements) facilitiesc. ( = ajustement) adjustment• aménagement du temps de travail ( = réforme) reform of working hours ; ( = gestion) flexible time management* * *amenaʒmɑ̃nom masculin1) (de région, ville) developmentl'aménagement du territoire — ≈ town and country planning
2) (de port de plaisance, routes) construction; ( d'espaces verts) creation; (de parc, terrain de sport) laying out3) (de fermette, grenier) ( en transformant) conversion; ( en améliorant) improvement4) ( en équipant) ( de cuisine) equipping; ( de magasin) fitting5) (de maison, bateau) fitting6) (par rapport à un règlement, une loi) adjustment* * *amenaʒmɑ̃1. nm[local] fitting out, [terrain] laying out, [quartier] development2. aménagements nmpl* * *aménagement nm1 (de région, ville) development; aménagement urbain/régional urban/regional development; l'aménagement du territoire ≈ town and country planning;2 (de port de plaisance, routes) construction; ( d'espaces verts) creation; (de parc, terrain de sport) laying out;3 (de fermette, grenier) ( en transformant) conversion; ( en améliorant) improvement; l'aménagement d'une chambre en salle de jeu the conversion of a bedroom into a playroom; l'aménagement d'un coin repas fut difficile making a dining area was difficult;5 (de maison, bateau) fitting;6 (par rapport à règlement, loi) adjustment; aménagements fiscaux tax adjustments; obtenir des aménagements d'horaires to obtain more flexible working hours; l'aménagement du temps de travail flexible working hours (pl).[amenaʒmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [d'une pièce, d'un local] fitting (out)[d'un terrain] landscapingon prévoit l'aménagement d'un des bureaux en salle de réunion we're planning to convert one of the offices into a meeting roomaménagement rural rural development ou planningaménagement du territoire town and country planning, regional development4. [assouplissement]————————aménagements nom masculin pluriel
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