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1 salarié
salaried employee; wage-earnerDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > salarié
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2 salarié
salarié, e [salaʀje]1. adjective[travailleur] (au mois) salaried ; (à la journée, à la semaine) wage-earning ; [travail, emploi] paid2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *
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salariée salaʀje adjectif [ouvrier, employé] wage-earning; [emploi, travail] salaried
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* * *salaʀje salarié, -e1. adjsalaried, paidla main d'œuvre salariée — the salaried workforce, the paid workforce
les travailleurs salariés — salaried workers, paid workers
2. nm/femployee, paid employee* * *A adj [ouvrier, employé] wage-earning; [emploi, travail] salaried; travailleur non salarié non-wage-earning worker; travail non salarié unwaged work.B nm,f ( ouvrier) wage earner; ( employé) salaried employee; les salariés wage earners; les salariés d'une entreprise the employees on a company's payroll.1. [au mois] salaried[à la semaine] wage-earninga. [non chômeur] are you in paid employment?b. [non libéral] are you paid a salary?2. [travail] paid[emploi, poste] salaried————————, salariée [salarje] nom masculin, nom féminin[au mois] salaried employee[à la semaine] wage-earner -
3 salariat
salariat [salaʀja]masculine noun( = salariés) wage-earners* * *salaʀja nm* * *salariat nm1 ( ensemble des salariés) wage-earners (pl); progression du salariat féminin increase in the female workforce ou in the number of women at work;2 ( condition) le salariat à temps partiel part-time wage earning; le salariat et le bénévolat salaried and voluntary status;[salarja] nom masculin1. [personnes] wage earners2. [mode de rémunération - à la semaine] (weekly) wages ; [ - au mois] (monthly) salary3. [état] -
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5 gérance
gérance [ʒeʀɑ̃s]feminine noun[de commerce, immeuble] management* * *ʒeʀɑ̃snom féminin managementmettre en gérance — to appoint a manager for [magasin, société]; to appoint a managing agent for [immeuble]
* * *ʒeʀɑ̃s nf* * *gérance nf (fonction, exploitation, administration) management; mettre en gérance to appoint a manager for [magasin, société]; to appoint a managing agent ou an agent for [immeuble]; prendre en gérance to take over the management of [magasin, société]; to become managing agent of [immeuble]; assurer la gérance de qch to manage sth; pendant leur gérance under their management.gérance informatique Ordinat facilities management; gérance libre Comm, Entr contract management; gérance salariée Comm, Entr salaried management.[ʒerɑ̃s] nom fémininassurer la gérance de to be (the) manager of, to manageprendre/reprendre un fonds en gérance to take on/to take over the management of a business -
6 gérant
gérant, e [ʒeʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t]masculine noun, feminine noun[d'usine, café, magasin, banque] manager ; [d'immeuble] managing agent* * *gérante ʒeʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t nom masculin, féminin1) (de magasin, d'usine) manager; ( d'immeubles) (managing) agent‘nouveau gérant’ — ‘under new management’
2) Presse editor* * *ʒeʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t nm/f gérant, -e* * *1 (de magasin, commerce, d'usine) manager; ( d'immeubles) (managing) agent; ‘nouveau gérant’ ‘under new management’;2 Presse editor.gérant d'affaires Jur business ou financial manager; gérant libre Comm contract manager; gérant de portefeuille† Fin portfolio manager; gérant salarié Comm salaried manager., gérante [ʒerɑ̃, ɑ̃t] nom masculin, nom féminin -
7 permanent
permanent, e [pεʀmanɑ̃, ɑ̃t]1. adjectivepermanent ; [armée, comité] standing before n ; [spectacle, angoisse] continuous ; [conflit, effort] ongoing2. masculine noun3. feminine noun* * *
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permanente pɛʀmanɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( durable) [personnel, exposition] permanent; [comité, armée] standing (épith)2) ( constant) [danger] constant; [spectacle, formation] continuous; [invalidité] permanent
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* * *pɛʀmanɑ̃, ɑ̃t permanent, -e1. adj1) (emploi) permanentIl a un poste permanent. — He has a permanent job.
2) (spectacle) continuous3) (réclamations, critiques) constantJ'en ai assez de tes critiques permanentes. — I've had enough of your constant criticism.
4) (armée, comité) standing2. nf3. nm/f[syndicat, parti] paid official* * *A adj1 ( qui reste en fonction) [bureau, personnel, exposition, assemblée] permanent; [comité, armée] standing ( épith);2 ( qui se maintient) [tension, contact, effort, danger] constant; [spectacle, formation] continuous; [invalidité, incapacité] permanent; cinéma permanent de 13 à 23 heures continuous performances from 1 pm to 11 pm; de façon permanente [séjourner] permanently; [augmenter, se succéder] constantly;3 Phys [aimant, gaz] permanent;4 Cout [pli, plissé] permanent.C permanente nf perm; permanente à chaud/à froid hot/cold perm; faire une permanente à qn to give sb a perm; se faire faire une permanente to have one's hair permed.( féminin permanente) [pɛrmanɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif1. [constant] permanentavec elle, ce sont des reproches permanents she's forever nagging2. [fixe] permanent————————, permanente [pɛrmanɑ̃, ɑ̃t] nom masculin, nom féminin[d'un parti] official————————permanente nom féminin -
8 Directeur de Cabinet
the senior civil servant who, with the Minister, is in charge of running a government department or ministry. The French equivalent of a Permanent Secrety (Permanent under secretary of state) in a British government department. More generally, the salaried employee in charge of the cabinet (office) of a politician or elected representative..Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Directeur de Cabinet
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