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23:27 Dec 31, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Manufacturing / Consultancy | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Renate FitzRoy Local time: 08:00 | ||||||
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2 +2 | Flextime |
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3 | work schedule systems |
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3 | working hours system |
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3 | working time systems |
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3 | adjustment of working hours |
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3 | work systems |
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work schedule systems Explanation: Maybe. |
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working hours system Explanation: --- -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs (2007-01-01 05:56:29 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The capacity depends largely on the working hours system |
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working time systems Explanation: That's how I know it - some google hits, too: www.reformmonitor.org/httpd-cache/doc_reports_1-36.html www.cgi-bin/SM_theme?page=43547a87 |
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adjustment of working hours Explanation: The idea is that fluctuations in capacity are accommodated by adjusting the working hours of staff rather than layoffs or hiring new staff. I would not bother replicating the term "Arbeitszeitsysteme", as it just the way the concept is expressed, but does not really clarify what is meant. |
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Flextime Explanation: This is term that we used to use in Western Washington, when the work force could choose their own working hours, so long as they worked X hours over time period Y. Say 40 hours in a given week (incl. Sat & Sun). Overtime laws still applied, of course. Renate's entry reminded me of this term. |
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