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redundancy [rɪˈdʌndənsɪ]• he went in the last round of redundancies il a perdu son emploi lors de la dernière série de licenciements* * *[rɪ'dʌndənsɪ]noun Industry licenciement m -
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∎ voluntary redundancy départ m volontaire;∎ there is a high level of redundancy here il y a un fort taux de chômage ici;∎ 5,000 redundancies have been announced on a annoncé 5000 licenciements►► British redundancy notice préavis m de licenciement;British redundancy payment indemnité f de licenciement -
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A n1 GB Ind licenciement m ; 400 redundancies 400 licenciements ; to take redundancy choisir le licenciement or d'être licencié ; to face redundancy être confronté au chômage ;B modif1 GB [scheme, pay, notice] de licenciement ; -
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British (dismissal) licenciement m;∎ the strike caused over three hundred redundancies la grève a causé le licenciement de plus de trois cents personnesredundancy notice avis m de licenciement;redundancy pay indemnité f de licenciement;redundancy payment indemnité de licenciement -
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plural - redundancies; noun There have been a lot of redundancies at the local factory recently; the problem of redundancy.) licenciement -
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avis m de licenciement -
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indemnité f de licenciement -
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indemnité de licenciement -
9 redundancy, rights
droits m relatifs à l'excédent de personnel -
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noun GB départ m volontaire -
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licenciement m sec -
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14 planned redundancy scheme
plan m socialEnglish-French business dictionary > planned redundancy scheme
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départ m volontaire -
16 degree of redundancy
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > degree of redundancy
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17 face
face [feɪs]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. noun4. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. nouna. [of person] visage m• you're lying, it's written all over your face! (inf) tu mens, ça se lit sur ton visage !• to come face to face with [+ person] se trouver nez à nez avec• get out of my face! (inf!) fous-moi la paix ! (inf !)b. ( = front) he was lying face down il était à plat ventrec. ( = expression) mine fd. ( = appearance) visage mf. [of mountain] face f• it fell face up/down [playing card, photo] elle est tombée face en dessus/en dessousa. ( = look towards) faire face àb. ( = look out onto) [building] donner surc. ( = confront) two problems faced them ils se trouvaient devant deux problèmes• the government, faced with renewed wage demands... le gouvernement, confronté à de nouvelles revendications salariales...• he was faced with a bill for £100 il se voyait obligé de payer une note de 100 livresd. ( = face up to) [+ problem] affronter ; [+ truth] regarder en face• she won't face the fact that he's not going to come back elle ne veut pas se rendre à l'évidence et admettre qu'il ne reviendra pase. ( = risk incurring) risquerf. ( = appear before) affronterb. [house] être orienté4. compounds► face cloth noun ≈ gant m de toilette• to give a face-lift to [+ house] (exterior) ravaler la façade de ; (interior) retaper ; [+ political party, company] rajeunir l'image de• the town has been given a face-lift la ville a fait peau neuve ► face mask noun masque m ; (Cosmetics) masque m (de beauté)• it was a face-saving exercise on their part ils l'ont fait pour sauver la face ► face-to-face adjective face à face• to face up to the fact that... admettre que...* * *[feɪs] 1.to slam the door/laugh in somebody's face — claquer la porte/rire au nez de quelqu'un
to be face up/down — [person] être sur le dos/ventre
2) ( expression) air mto pull ou make a face — faire la grimace
3) fig ( outward appearance)to change the face of — changer le visage de [industry]
4) ( dignity)5) ( surface) (of clock, watch) cadran m; (of gem, dice) face f; ( of coin) côté m; ( of planet) surface f; (of cliff, mountain) face f; ( of rock) paroi f; ( of playing card) face f; ( of document) recto mto disappear ou vanish off the face of the earth — (colloq) disparaître de la circulation
2.face up/down — à l'endroit/l'envers
transitive verb1) ( look towards) [person] faire face à; [building, room] donner surto face north/south — [person] regarder au nord/sud; [building] être orienté au nord/sud
facing our house, there is... — en face de notre maison, il y a...
2) ( confront) se trouver face à [challenge, crisis]; se voir contraint de payer [fine]; se trouver menacé de [defeat, redundancy]; être contraint de faire [choice]; affronter [attacker, rival, team]to be faced with — se trouver confronté à [problem, decision]
to face somebody with — confronter quelqu'un à [truth, evidence]
3) ( acknowledge)face the facts, you're finished! — regarde la réalité en face, tu es fini!
let's face it, nobody's perfect — admettons-le, personne n'est parfait
4) ( tolerate prospect)he couldn't face the thought of walking/eating — l'idée de marcher/manger lui était insupportable
5) ( run the risk of) risquer [fine, suspension]6) Construction revêtir [façade, wall] ( with de)7) ( in printing) [photo etc] être face à [page]3.1)to face towards — [person, chair] être tourné vers; [building, house] être en face de
to face backwards — [person] tourner le dos
to be facing forward — [person] être de face
2) Military4.in the face of prepositional phrase1) ( despite) en dépit de [difficulties]2) ( in confrontation with) face à, devant [opposition, enemy, danger]•Phrasal Verbs:•• -
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(a) (notification) avis m, notification f;∎ until further notice jusqu'à nouvel ordrenotice of receipt accusé m de réception;notice of withdrawal avis de retrait de fonds∎ to give in or hand in one's notice donner sa démission, démissionner;∎ fifty people have been given their notice cinquante personnes ont été licenciées;∎ what notice do you require? quel est le terme du congé?;∎ to give sb notice (of sth) prévenir ou avertir qn (de qch); (of resignation, redundancy) donner un préavis à qn (de qch);∎ employees must give three months' notice les employés doivent donner trois mois de préavis;∎ can be delivered at three days' notice livrable dans un délai de trois jours;notice of dismissal préavis de licenciement∎ notice (to quit) (avis m de) congé m;∎ to be under notice (to quit) avoir reçu son congé;The toughest part came when a meeting that took two months to schedule with a director of e-business for a large manufacturer didn't go the way she hoped it would. The official told Kovacs and York that he had given his notice to quit because he was fed up. He'd wasted 18 months setting up a Web storefront only to hear from management that it was being scrapped.
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1 ( enforced) [subject, games, attendance, education, military service] obligatoire ; [loan] obligatoire, forcé ; [redundancy, retirement] d'office ; [liquidation] forcé ; to be forced to take compulsory redundancy/retirement être mis au chômage/à la retraite d'office ;2 ( absolute) [powers, authority, regulations] coercitif/-ive. -
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(a) (freely given → statement, donation, gift) volontaire, spontané(b) (optional) facultatif;∎ attendance on the course is purely voluntary la participation au cours est facultative(c) (unpaid → help, service) bénévole;∎ the shop is run on a voluntary basis le personnel du magasin se compose de bénévoles, le magasin est tenu par des bénévoles(d) Physiology volontaire2 noun(b) (unpaid work) travail m bénévole, bénévolat m►► voluntary agency organisme m bénévole;British Finance voluntary arrangement = arrangement entre une entreprise et ses créanciers de façon à éviter la mise en liquidation;voluntary body organisme m bénévole;∎ to go into voluntary liquidation déposer son bilan;Law voluntary manslaughter homicide m volontaire;Anatomy voluntary muscle muscle m strié ou squelettique;British voluntary redundancy départ m volontaire;∎ he decided to take voluntary redundancy il a accepté d'être licencié en échange d'indemnités;voluntary school = école privée qui reçoit une aide de l'État mais garde un certain pouvoir de décision, notamment sur le contenu des cours d'instruction religieuse et le choix des enseignants;voluntary service service m volontaire;Voluntary Service Overseas = coopération technique à l'étranger (non rémunérée);voluntary shop magasin m tenu par des bénévoles;voluntary work travail m bénévole, bénévolat m;voluntary worker bénévole mf
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