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1 additional worker hypothesis
additional worker hypothesis PERS Zusatzarbeitskräftehypothese f, Arbeitskräftezusatzhypothese f, Hypothese f zusätzlicher Arbeitnehmer (im Konjunkturabschwung suchen zusätzliche Familienmitglieder Arbeit wegen sinkender Familieneinkommen)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > additional worker hypothesis
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2 ancillary
1. adjective1) (auxiliary)2) (subordinate) zweitrangig2. noun(Brit.) Hilfskraft, die* * *an·cil·lary[ænˈsɪləri, AM ˈæntsəleri]\ancillary industries Zulieferindustrien pl\ancillary roads/role Nebenstraßen pl/-rolle f\ancillary staff/workers Hilfspersonal nt/-kräfte pl* * *[n'sIlərɪ]adj(= subordinate) Neben-; (= auxiliary) Hilfs-ancillary course (Univ) — Begleitkurs m
ancillary staff/workers — Hilfskräfte pl
* * *A adja) Neben…:ancillary accommodation Nebenräume plb) Hilfs…:be ancillary to Hilfsdienste leisten für;ancillary measure begleitende Maßnahme;ancillary worker Hilfskraft fB s1. Hilfsmittel n2. Br Hilfskraft f* * *1. adjective1) (auxiliary)2) (subordinate) zweitrangig2. noun(Brit.) Hilfskraft, die* * *adj.Hilfs- präfixNeben- präfixZusatz- präfixuntergeordnet adj.
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