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1 employment
(occupation) emploi m; (recruitment) embauche f;∎ to be without employment être sans emploi;∎ to give sb employment donner un emploi à qn;∎ to seek employment chercher un emploiBritish Employment Act = loi sur l'égalité des chances pour l'emploi;employment agency agence f de placement;employment bureau bureau m de placement;employment costs coûts m pl salariaux;employment law droit m social;employment legislation législation f du travail;employment policy politique f de l'emploi;employment protection protection f de l'emploi;employment regulations code m du travail;employment and training contract contrat m de qualification;employment tribunal ≃ conseil m des prud'hommesMany economists say the Berlusconi government's proposals are quite mild because they will end up removing the application of Article 18 in the case of very few workers, and will not even affect those currently employed. However, the unions see Article 18 as the cornerstone of employment protection law and believe even a modest change could open the way to a more rigorous set of reforms.
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2 interrogate
1 gen interroger ; ( more rigorous) soumettre [qn] à un interrogatoire ;2 Comput interroger.
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