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1 full sysselsetting
full employment -
2 full beskjeftigelse
subst. full employment -
3 arbeid
job, work, work, employment* * *subst. work, labour, employment subst. US: work, labor subst. [ ansettelse] employment, job, work subst. [ beskjeftigelse] employment subst. [ kroppsarbeid] manual work, manual labour subst. [ verv] task, job subst. [ utførelse] workmanship subst. [ slit] toil, drudgery subst. [ fagarbeid] skilled work (under arbeid) in progress, work in progress [ deltids-] part-time work, part-time job, part-time employment (fast arbeid) permanent employment, permanent job (gå på arbeid) go to work [ heltids-] full-time work, full time job, full time employment (inntektsgivende/lønnet arbeid) paid work/employment, gainful employment [ korttids-] short-time work [ leie-] contract work (svart arbeid) undeclared work, clandestine work/employment, working "black" (være uten arbeid) be out of work -
4 heltidsarbeid
subst. full-time work, full time job, full-time employment -
5 fulltidstilsetting
subst. full-time employment -
6 heltidsjobb
subst. full-time employment -
7 heltidssysselsetting
subst. (økonomi) full-time employment -
8 heltidstilsetting
subst. full-time employment -
9 stilling
occupation, position, post, score, position* * *subst. [ måte som kroppen anbringes] position subst. [ arbeid] work, job, employment subst. [ lederstilling] executive position, executive job, managerial job, managerial position, managerial post (søke på stilling) apply for a job, apply for a post (en ledig stilling) a vacant post, a vacancy [ heldags-] full-time job/position [ nøkkel-] key position/post (økonomisk stilling) financial position/status/standing/state
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