Feb 23, 2007 15:45
17 yrs ago
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Dutch term
ultimo (without any date)
Dutch to English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
Kerncijfers:
Aantal medewerkers ultimo (fte's)
Aantal medwerkers gemiddeld (fte's)
I am only familiar with the use of "ultimo" to mean at the end of a year or period. The number of "gemiddeld" full-time equivalents is slightly higher than the number of "ultimo" employees. Would "gemiddeld" take into account employees who have joined or left the company throughout the year?
Aantal medewerkers ultimo (fte's)
Aantal medwerkers gemiddeld (fte's)
I am only familiar with the use of "ultimo" to mean at the end of a year or period. The number of "gemiddeld" full-time equivalents is slightly higher than the number of "ultimo" employees. Would "gemiddeld" take into account employees who have joined or left the company throughout the year?
Proposed translations
(English)
4 | at year-end, on 31 December | Chris Hopley |
3 +1 | final / total ... | Adam Smith |
Proposed translations
2 days 18 hrs
Selected
at year-end, on 31 December
Without a year, it refers to 31 December of the year under review.
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Comment: "Thanks, Chris."
+1
2 hrs
final / total ...
Final number of staff (fte) or Total number of staff or simply Number of staff at the end of {whatever timeframe}
(and)
Average number of staff (fte) {across that particular timeframe}
(and)
Average number of staff (fte) {across that particular timeframe}
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Els Spin
: Yep. :-) The number of staff at the end of the particular period.
7 hrs
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Thank you, Els! :-)
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