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2 licenciement
licenciement [lisɑ̃simɑ̃]masculine noun* * *lisɑ̃simɑ̃nom masculin ( pour faute) dismissallicenciement (économique) — redundancy GB, lay-off
licenciement collectif — mass redundancy, mass lay-offs (pl)
Phrasal Verbs:* * *lisɑ̃simɑ̃ nm1) (pour faute) dismissal2) (pour raisons économiques) redundancy, (action) making redundantlicenciement collectif — mass redundancy, mass lay-offs
licenciement sec — compulsory redundancy (without compensation)
* * *licenciement nm ( pour faute) dismissal; licenciement (économique) redundancy GB, lay-off; une série de licenciements a round of redundancies GB, a series of lay-offs; licenciement collectif mass redundancy, mass lay-offs; procéder au licenciement de 20 personnes to make 20 people redundant GB, to lay 20 people off.licenciement sec enforced redundancy (without compensation).[lisɑ̃simɑ̃] nom masculin[pour faute professionnelle] dismissala. [pour faute professionnelle] letter of dismissal, pink slip (US)b. [pour raison économique] redundancy notice (UK) -
3 notifier
notifier [nɔtifje]➭ TABLE 7 transitive verb* * *nɔtifjenotifier quelque chose à quelqu'un — gén to notify somebody of something; Droit to give somebody notice of something
* * *nɔtifje vt* * *notifier verb table: plier vtr notifier qch à qn gén to notify sb of sth; Jur to give sb notice of sth; on m'a notifié mon licenciement I was given my redundancy GB ou dismissal US notice; être notifié à qn to be made known to sb.[nɔtifje] verbe transitifon vient de lui notifier son renvoi he's just received notice of his dismissal, he's just been notified of his dismissal
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