Dec 9, 2017 15:51
6 yrs ago
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Serbian term
Teče radni staž
Serbian to English
Bus/Financial
Human Resources
Interesuje me koji glagol ide ispred length of service, ili ako imate bolji prijedlog za prevod slobodno navedite.
Hvala unaprijed.
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Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers], | Daryo |
4 +2 | continuity of service | Vesna Maširević |
3 +2 | Qualifying years are accumulating | milena beba |
Proposed translations
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2 hrs
Serbian term (edited):
niti kome teče radni staž
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no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers],
evo konteksta, treba mi ideja za ovo niti kome teče radni staž:
u privatnom sektoru je pravi HAOS - niti kome teče radni staž, niti ko ima ljekarsko, niti ko ima radno vrijeme
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.... no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers], no one has any health insurance, working hours are whimsical
niti kome teče radni staž = here it means that the employment is not properly declared and so is not counted towards retirement / state pension; the technical aspect of it is "no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers]", which should be clear enough. Some other way of saying it is not excluded.
u privatnom sektoru je pravi HAOS - niti kome teče radni staž, niti ko ima ljekarsko, niti ko ima radno vrijeme
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.... no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers], no one has any health insurance, working hours are whimsical
niti kome teče radni staž = here it means that the employment is not properly declared and so is not counted towards retirement / state pension; the technical aspect of it is "no one is getting any pension contributions [paid by their employers]", which should be clear enough. Some other way of saying it is not excluded.
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continuity of service
Zavisi od konteksta ali trebalo bi da bude rešivo sa
continuous service/employment
continuation of service
uninterrupted service
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Note added at 2 hrs (2017-12-09 17:56:02 GMT)
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they are working without pension or health insurance coverage
continuous service/employment
continuation of service
uninterrupted service
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Note added at 2 hrs (2017-12-09 17:56:02 GMT)
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they are working without pension or health insurance coverage
Note from asker:
'u privatnom sektoru je pravi HAOS - niti kome teče radni staž, niti ko ima ljekarsko, niti ko ima radno vrijeme' evo konteksta, treba mi ideja za ovo niti kome teče radni staž. |
Peer comment(s):
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Daryo
: in some other context, yes - but here the problem is that the employment is not even officially declared ... so there is no "service" in the first place, nothing to be continued!
1 hr
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Clearly, you "missed" my comment after getting the context note :D
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agree |
Natasa Stankovic
: they are working without pension AND health insurance coverage
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agree |
zoe1
18 hrs
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5 hrs
Qualifying years are accumulating
Nobody’s qualifying years are accumulating/accruing
The amount of qualifying years required to receive a full Basic State Pension is 30 years.
A ‘qualifying year’ is a tax year during which you have paid, have been treated as having paid or have been credited with enough National Insurance Contributions to make that year qualify towards a Basic State Pension.
http://www.rights4seniors.net/content/qualifying-years
The amount of qualifying years required to receive a full Basic State Pension is 30 years.
A ‘qualifying year’ is a tax year during which you have paid, have been treated as having paid or have been credited with enough National Insurance Contributions to make that year qualify towards a Basic State Pension.
http://www.rights4seniors.net/content/qualifying-years
Example sentence:
You'll get a proportion of the State Pension if you have between 10 and 35 qualifying years
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