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personnel de bureau; employé(e)s de bureau; secrétariatEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > clerical staff
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1 noun∎ the company has a staff of fifty l'effectif de la société est de cinquante personnes;∎ we have ten lawyers on the staff notre personnel comprend dix avocats;∎ reductions in the clerical staff une réduction du personnel administratif;∎ is he staff or a member of staff? est-ce qu'il fait partie du personnel?;∎ staff only (sign) réservé au personnel;∎ staff/student ratio taux m d'encadrement, rapport m entre le nombre de professeurs et le nombre d'étudiants∎ she was asked to join the President's campaign staff on lui a demandé de faire partie de l'état-major de campagne du Président(c) (rod) bâton m; (flagpole) mât m; (of banner, lance) hampe f; (for shepherd) houlette f; (for bishop) crosse f, bâton m pastoral; British (in surveying) jalon m; figurative (support) soutien m;∎ treble staff portée en clé de sol(canteen, outing etc) du personnel(usu passive) pourvoir en personnel;∎ the branch is staffed by or with competent people le personnel de la succursale est compétent;∎ the office is only staffed between the hours of 2 and 4 pm il y a quelqu'un au bureau de 14h à 16h seulement;∎ the committee is completely staffed by volunteers le comité est entièrement composé de bénévoles►► staff association ≃ comité m d'entreprise;Military staff college école f supérieure de guerre;Military staff corporal ≃ sergent-major m;staff manager chef m du personnel;British staff nurse infirmier(ère) m,f diplômé(e);Military staff officer officier m d'état-major;staff training formation f du personnel;staff turnover roulement m du personnel -
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clerical job emploi m de bureau;clerical staff personnel m ou employés m pl de bureau;clerical work travail m de bureau;clerical worker employé(e) m, f de bureau -
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clerical [ˈklerɪkəl]* * *['klerɪkl]adjective (avant n)1) Religion [matters, faction] clérical; [control, influence] du clergé2) [staff, worker] de bureauclerical work — travail m de bureau
clerical error — erreur f d'écriture ( dans les comptes)
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clerical ['klerɪkəl]∎ to do clerical work travailler dans un bureau►► clerical collar col m d'ecclésiastique; -
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2 [staff, employee] de bureau ; clerical work travail m de bureau ; she has a clerical post elle est employée dans un bureau. -
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staff, USA n1 (pl staves ou staffs) ( stick) ( for walking) canne f ; ( crozier) crosse f ; ( as weapon) bâton m ; to lean on one's staff prendre appui sur sa canne ;2 (pl staffs) ( employees) personnel m ; clerical/kitchen staff personnel de bureau/de cuisine ; to be on the staff of a company faire partie du personnel d'une entreprise ; a small business with a staff of ten une petite entreprise de dix employés ; to join/leave the staff ( of a company) entrer dans/quitter l'entreprise ;3 ¢ ( also teaching staff) Sch, Univ personnel m enseignant ; member of staff enseignant/-e m/f ; to join the staff prendre un poste de professeur ; to be on the staff faire partie du corps enseignant ; a staff of 50 un effectif de 50 enseignants ;4 ¢ Mil état-major m ;B vtr [owner] trouver du personnel pour [company, business] ; to staff a company [recruitment agency] pourvoir une société en personnel ; how are we going to staff our school? où allons-nous trouver du personnel enseignant? ; the restaurant is entirely staffed by Italians tout le personnel du restaurant est italien ; the school is under-staffed l'école manque d'enseignants.
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