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unemployment; unemployment level; unemployment rateDictionnaire français-anglais de géographie > taux de chômage
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Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > allocation chômage
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chômage [∫omaʒ]masculine noun* * *ʃomaʒnom masculin unemploymentêtre au or en chômage — to be unemployed
mettre quelqu'un au or en chômage — to make somebody redundant GB, to lay somebody off
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʃomaʒ nmêtre au chômage — to be unemployed, to be out of work
* * *chômage nm unemployment; chômage saisonnier/de longue durée/des jeunes seasonal/long-term/youth unemployment; la lutte contre le chômage the fight against unemployment; être au or en chômage to be unemployed, to be on the dole○ GB; ça fait un an qu'il est au chômage he has been out of work ou unemployed for a year; s'inscrire au chômage to sign on ou up US for unemployment benefit, to go on the dole○ GB; pointer au chômage to sign on GB, to sign up for unemployment US; mettre qn au or en chômage to make sb redundant GB, to lay sb off; la mise au chômage redundancy GB, laying off; l'usine a mis 300 personnes au chômage the factory has made 300 people redundant GB ou has laid off 300 people; taux de chômage unemployment rate.chômage conjoncturel or cyclique cyclical unemployment; chômage d'insertion youth unemployment (of young people who have never had a job); chômage partiel short time (working); mettre qn au chômage partiel to put sb on short time; chômage structurel structural unemployment; chômage technique layoffs (pl); mettre les ouvriers au or en chômage technique to lay off the workforce; 500 ouvriers au or en chômage technique 500 workers laid off.[ʃomaʒ] nom masculin1. [inactivité] unemployment————————au chômage locution adjectivaleêtre au chômage to be unemployed ou out of work————————au chômage locution adverbiale -
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ASSEDIC [asedik]plural feminine noun( = Association pour l'emploi dans l'industrie et le commerce) organization managing unemployment insurance payments* * *asediknom féminin (abbr = Association pour l'emploi dans l'industrie et le commerce) organization managing unemployment contributions and payments* * *asedik abr nfAssociation pour l'emploi dans l'industrie et le commerce unemployment insurance scheme* * *ASSEDIC nf (abbr = Association pour l'emploi dans l'industrie et le commerce) organization managing unemployment contributions and payments. ⇒ ANPE.nom propre,Assedic nom propre [asedik] (abréviation de Association pour l'emploi dans l'industrie et le commerce)French unemployment insurance scheme, ≃ Unemployment Benefit Office (UK), ≃ Unemployment Office (US)This is the government agency that provides unemployment insurance. Benefits are funded by a specific contribution paid by all employers and employees. -
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ANPE [aεnpe]feminine noun( = Agence nationale pour l'emploi) ≈ job centre* * *
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The national agency providing services for the unemployed as well as for employers seeking manpower. Job seekers must agree to take training offered by the ANPE in order to qualify for unemployment benefits. Benefits, paid by the ASSEDIC, are calculated according to the last salary earned by the job seeker and the duration of his/her period of unemployment. In the initial period of unemployment, a job seeker receives a high percentage of his/her last salary. This figure is gradually reduced to the point where the job seeker no longer qualifies for benefits and is known as a chômeur/-euse en fin de droits
II aɛnpeœnom féminin (abbr = Agence nationale pour l'emploi) French national employment agency* * *aɛnpe abr nfAgence nationale pour l'emploi national employment agency, job centre Grande-BretagneJe suis allé à l'ANPE. — I went to the job centre.
* * *ANPE nf (abbr = Agence nationale pour l'emploi) national employment agency.ⓘ ANPE The national agency providing services for the unemployed as well as for employers seeking manpower. Job seekers must agree to take training offered by the ANPE in order to qualify for unemployment benefits. Benefits, paid by the ASSEDIC, are calculated according to the last salary earned by the job seeker and the duration of his/her period of unemployment. In the initial period of unemployment, a job seeker receives a high percentage of his/her last salary. This figure is gradually reduced to the point where the job seeker no longer qualifies for benefits and is known as a chômeur/-euse en fin de droits. -
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allocation [alɔkasjɔ̃]1. feminine nouna. [d'argent, temps] allocation ; [d'indemnité] grantingb. ( = somme) allowance2. compounds► allocation chômage, allocation de chômage unemployment benefit uncount (Brit), unemployment insurance uncount (US)► allocation logement ≈ housing benefit* * *al(l)ɔkasjɔ̃1) ( action) granting2) ( somme) benefit, benefits (pl) USune allocation de 5000 euros — 5,000 euros in benefit ou benefits US
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *alɔkasjɔ̃ nf* * *allocation nf1 ( action) allocation, granting;2 ( somme) benefit, benefits (pl) US; verser une allocation à qn to pay sb benefit ou benefits US; toucher des allocations to get benefit ou benefits US; toucher une allocation de 10 000 euros par an to get 10,000 euros in benefit ou benefits US a year;allocation chômage unemployment benefit ou benefits US; allocation de devises foreign currency allowance; allocation de fin de droits income support (after the period of unemployment benefit has ended); allocation logement housing benefit ou benefits US; allocation de maternité maternity benefit ou benefits US; allocation de recherche Univ research grant; allocation vieillesse discretionary retirement pension; allocations familiales family allowance (sg).ⓘ Allocations familiales Known colloquially as les allocs, they cover both maternity benefits and child benefit generally. For a first child, a working mother is entitled to sixteen weeks of paid maternity leave financed by the state. After the birth of a second child, child benefit is payable monthly.[alɔkasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [attribution] allocation————————allocations nom féminin plurielb. [bureau] the social security office -
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assurance [asyʀɑ̃s]1. feminine nouna. ( = contrat) insuranceb. ( = garantie) assurance• donner à qn l'assurance que... to assure sb that...• il veut avoir l'assurance que tout se passera bien he wants to be sure that everything will go well• veuillez agréer l'assurance de ma considération distinguée or de mes sentiments dévoués yours faithfullyc. ( = confiance en soi) self-assurance2. compounds• le régime d'assurance chômage the state unemployment insurance scheme ► assurance incendie fire insurance* * *asyʀɑ̃s1) (aisance, aplomb) (self-)confidence; ( maîtrise) assuranceobtenir or recevoir l'assurance que — to be assured that
3) ( garantie) insurance ( contre against); ( contrat) insurance (policy); ( compagnie) insurance company; ( prime) insurance (premium); ( secteur)l'assurance, les assurances — insurance
4) ( prestations) benefit [U] GB, benefits (pl) US5) ( en alpinisme) belaying•Phrasal Verbs:* * *asyʀɑ̃s nf1) (= garantie) assurance, guaranteedonner à qn l'assurance que — to give sb an assurance that, to give sb a guarantee that
C'est une assurance de sécurité. — It's a guarantee of security.
2) (= certitude) certainty3) (= confiance en soi) self-assurance, confidenceparler avec assurance — to speak with self-assurance, to speak confidently
4) (= contrat) insurance, insurance policyprendre une assurance contre — to take out insurance against, to take out an insurance policy against
société d'assurance; compagnie d'assurances — insurance company
5) (= secteur commercial) insurance* * *assurance nf1 (aisance, aplomb) (self-)confidence, self-assurance; ( maîtrise) assurance; avoir or montrer de l'assurance to be self-confident; prendre de l'assurance to gain confidence, to become more confident; perdre (de) sa belle assurance to lose (some of) one's self-confidence; regard/air plein d'assurance confident look/appearance; avec assurance confidently;2 ( promesse) assurance; ( certitude) certainty; obtenir or recevoir l'assurance que to be assured that; donner à qn l'assurance que to assure sb that; donnez-moi l'assurance que give me your assurance that; il n'a accepté de partir qu'avec l'assurance que he agreed to leave only on the assurance that; avoir l'assurance de perdre/gagner to be certain to lose/win; il est innocent, j'en ai l'assurance I'm convinced ou certain that he is innocent; ils avaient l'assurance de ne pas être dérangés they could be sure of not being disturbed; veuillez agréer l'assurance de mes sentiments distingués/ma considération ( à une personne nommée) yours sincerely; ( à une personne non nommée) yours faithfully;3 Assur ( garantie) insurance (contre against); ( contrat) insurance (policy); ( compagnie) insurance company; ( prime) insurance (premium); ( secteur) l'assurance, les assurances insurance; assurance sur la vie life insurance; contracter or souscrire une assurance contre l'incendie to take out insurance ou to insure against fire; avoir une bonne assurance to be well insured;5 ( en alpinisme) belaying.assurance automobile car insurance; assurance chômage ( système) unemployment insurance; ( prestations) unemployment benefit GB ou benefits (pl) US; assurance incendie fire insurance; assurance individuelle accident personal accident insurance; assurance maladie ( système) health insurance; ( prestations) sickness benefit GB ou benefits (pl) US; assurance maritime marine insurance; assurance maternité maternity benefit GB ou benefits (pl) US; assurance mixte endowment policy ou insurance; assurance multirisque comprehensive insurance; assurance multirisque habitation comprehensive household insurance; assurance mutuelle ( association) mutual insurance society; assurance responsabilité civile third-party insurance; assurance scolaire pupil's personal accident insurance; assurances sociales social insurance ¢; assurance au tiers third-party insurance; assurance tous risques comprehensive insurance; assurance vieillesse state pension; assurance voyage travel insurance.[asyrɑ̃s] nom féminin1. COMMERCE [contrat] insurance (policy)assurance contre l'incendie/les accidents insurance against fire/(personal) accidents, fire/accident insuranceassurance personnelle ou volontaire private health insurance ou coverassurance responsabilité civile ou au tiers third party insurancej'ai reçu l'assurance formelle que l'on m'aiderait financièrement I was assured I would receive financial help3. [garantie]le retour à la démocratie constitue une assurance de paix pour le pays the return of democracy will guarantee peace for the countrymanque d'assurance insecurity, lack of self-confidencemanquer d'assurance to be insecure, to have no self-confidences'exprimer avec assurance to speak with assurance ou confidently5. [certitude]avoir l'assurance que to feel certain ou assured that6. [dans la correspondance]veuillez croire à l'assurance de ma considération distinguée yours faithfully ou sincerely, sincerely yours (US) -
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chiffre [∫ifʀ]masculine nouna. ( = caractère) figure ; ( = nombre) number• chiffre arabe/romain Arab/Roman numeralb. ( = résultat) figure ; ( = montant) total* * *ʃifʀnom masculin1) ( symbole) figure; (numéro, nombre) numberun numéro à six chiffres — a six-figure ou six-digit number
2) ( résultat) figure3) ( statistique) statistic4) ( total) total5) ( code) ( de message) code; ( de coffre) combination6) ( monogramme) monogram•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʃifʀ1. nm1) (représentant un nombre) figure2) (= montant, total, résultat) figure3) [code] code2. chiffres nmpl* * *chiffre nm1 ( symbole) figure; (numéro, nombre) number; trois chiffres après la virgule three figures after the decimal point; le chiffre 7 the figure 7; écrire le montant en chiffres to write the amount in figures; un numéro à six chiffres a six-figure ou -digit number; les chiffres, c'est son fort he/she has a good head for figures; avoir horreur des chiffres to hate anything to do with figures; donne-moi un chiffre entre 0 et 9 give me a number between 0 and 9;2 ( résultat) figure; les chiffres de ce mois sont mauvais this month's figures are bad;3 ( statistique) statistic; les chiffres officiels/du chômage the official/unemployment statistics; selon les chiffres de l'OCDE according to OECD figures;4 ( total) total; le chiffre des dépenses/victimes the total expenditure/number of victims; chiffre global total amount;6 ( monogramme) monogram; brodé or gravé à son chiffre monogrammed.chiffre d'affaires, CA turnover GB, sales (pl) US; réaliser un chiffre d'affaires de 300 millions d’euros par an to have a turnover of 300 million euros a year, to turn over 300 million euros a year; faire du chiffre d'affaires○ to go for quick turnover; chiffre d'affaires prévisionnel forecast turnover; chiffre d'affaires à l'exportation export sales (pl); chiffre arabe Arabic numeral; en chiffres arabes in Arabic numerals; chiffre romain Roman numeral; chiffre de vente sales (pl).[ʃifr] nom masculinnombre à deux/trois chiffre s two/three digit numberarrondi au chiffre supérieur/inférieur rounded up/downchiffre arabe/romain Arabic/Roman numeralle chiffre des dépenses s'élève à 2 000 euros total expenditure amounts to 2,000 euros4. COMMERCEchiffre binaire bit, binary digit[service] cipher (office)7. [d'une serrure] combination8. [initiales] initials[à l'ancienne] monogram -
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régresser [ʀegʀese]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb* * *ʀegʀeseverbe intransitif1) ( diminuer) [eaux] to recede; [production] to go down (de by)2) ( décliner) [culture] to be in decline; [personnalité] to lose groundil a régressé en maths — his work in maths GB ou math US has deteriorated
3) ( disparaître) [épidémie] to die out* * *ʀeɡʀese vi1) [phénomène] to decline2) [enfant, malade] to regress* * *régresser verb table: aimer vi1 ( diminuer) [eaux, inondation] to recede; [production, chômage] to go down (de by); faire régresser le chômage to push down unemployment;2 ( décliner) [culture, enseignement, industrie] to be in decline; [programme, spectacle] to deteriorate; [vedette, personnalité] to lose ground; il a régressé en maths his work in maths GB ou math US has deteriorated;3 ( disparaître) [épidémie, fléau] to die out.[regrese] verbe intransitif1. [baisser - chiffre, population] to drop[civilisation] to regress2. [s'atténuer] -
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taux [to]masculine noun* * *tonom masculin invariable1) gén ratetaux de chômage/croissance — unemployment/growth rate
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *to nmrate, [alcool] level* * *taux nm inv1 Fin, Stat rate; taux fixe/mensuel/moyen fixed/monthly/average rate; taux de chômage/criminalité unemployment/crime rate; obligations à taux variable variable-rate bonds;2 Méd level; taux d'albumine/alcoolémie/de sucre albumin/blood alcohol/blood sugar level.taux d'abstention rate of abstention (from voting); taux d'amortissement depreciation rate; taux d'audience audience ratings (pl); taux de base bancaire minimum lending rate GB, prime rate US; taux de change exchange rate; taux de compression Tech compression ratio; taux de croissance growth rate; taux d'escompte bank rate; taux d'exportation level of exports; taux de fécondité fertility rate; taux de flambage burning cost; taux de fréquentation Théât, Cin audience figures (pl); taux d'importation level of imports; taux d'imposition or de l'impôt tax rate; taux d'inflation rate of inflation; taux d'intérêt interest rate; taux d'invalidité degree of disability; taux de mortalité mortality rate; taux de natalité birthrate; taux de salaire horaire hourly rate of pay; taux de séropositivité HIV rate; taux de syndicalisation percentage of the workforce belonging to unions.[to] nom masculin1. [tarif] rate2. [proportion] ratetaux d'échec/de réussite failure/success ratetaux de mortalité/natalité death/birth rate4. ÉCONOMIEtaux d'intérêt interest rate, rate of interest5. INDUSTRIEson taux d'invalidité est de 50 % he's 50% disabled -
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Organisations responsible for collecting unemployment benefit contributions from employers, and distributing unemployment benefit to claimants. ASSEDIC are also responsible for overseeing the management of unemployment in France, and the training of job-seekers. Since January 2009, the ASSEDIC has been merged with the ANPE.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > ASSEDIC
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