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21 Arbeitslast
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22 belastungsfähig
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23 Arbeitsbehinderung
Arbeitsbehinderung
encroachment of jobs, rattening (Br. sl.);
• Arbeitsbelastung workload;
• Arbeitsbereich field of action (operations), sphere of activities;
• Arbeitsbereich einer Stabskraft staff responsibility;
• Angestellten in seinen neuen Arbeitsbereich einführen to schedule an employee for organization;
• Arbeitsbericht job (labo(u)r) report;
• täglicher Arbeitsbericht daily performance report;
• Arbeitsberufungsgericht (Irland) Employment Appeal Tribunal;
• Arbeitsbeschaffung job (work) creation, creation of work, relief work;
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24 Arbeitskraftreserven
Arbeitskraftreserven
human resources;
• Arbeitskreis study group (committee);
• Arbeitskultur work culture;
• Arbeitslage employment picture;
• angespannte Arbeitslage labo(u)r-tight economy;
• Arbeitslager labo(u)r (work) camp;
• Arbeitslandschaft employment landscape;
• Arbeitslast workload;
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26 geringer Auslastungsgrad der industriellen Kapazitäten
geringer Auslastungsgrad der industriellen Kapazitäten
low level of industrial capacity utilization;
• Auslastungsgradplanung workload planning.Business german-english dictionary > geringer Auslastungsgrad der industriellen Kapazitäten
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29 zusätzlicher Arbeitsaufwand
zusätzlicher Arbeitsaufwand
additional workloadBusiness german-english dictionary > zusätzlicher Arbeitsaufwand
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33 Arbeitsumfang
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34 häusliche Arbeitsbelastung
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40 Arbeitslast
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