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Apr 12, 2013 18:58
11 yrs ago
Finnish term

Renkipalvelu

Not for points Finnish to English Bus/Financial Human Resources
The term appears out of context and is used to describe a type of labour /employment relationship. Could it be hired (i.e. temporary) employees vs the full-time?
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 Hired help

Discussion

Desmond O'Rourke Apr 12, 2013:
Google is unreliable in this case. Renki refers to anyone employed on a casual basis, not just farm labourers. The connotation of the word is readiness to do work whatever the context.
Katre Scott-Hopkins (asker) Apr 12, 2013:
Just for reference that I was unable to google any other meanings to the term than a 'hired farmhand', which in my context is incorrect.

Proposed translations

+1
31 mins

Hired help

Renki is someone hired to do casual work, a farm laourer for example.
Peer comment(s):

agree Vladyslav Golovaty : hired work-hand
22 mins
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