Feb 25, 2006 19:32
18 yrs ago
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English term

"spike"

English to Arabic Bus/Financial Economics
Coverage of the minimum wage:
The percentage of employees with earnings at the minimum wage level- known as “spike”- is markedly different between countries. Statutory minimum wages could affect all employees, only private sector employees, or cover only specific occupations. In some countries, employers who are covered by sectoral minimum wages established by the government in accordance with the recommendations of wage councils are excluded from coverage by the statutory minimum.
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This is a part of a document on setting minimum wage in Egypt.
Note: This question was posted as English question, but I could not figure out the right Arabic equivalent.

Link for English question: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/1266003

Thanks for your help!

Discussion

Fuad Yahya Feb 26, 2006:
Waleed, so far, no satisfactory answer has been posted for your English monolingual questions. Do you think you can have some light shed on it from the client side?

Proposed translations

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English term (edited): spike

أجر متغير

Hope it help!
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A possible explanation (not an answer)

I think “spike” in your context refers to a peak in a graphic curve indicating that a larger number (or %) of workers earn the minimum wage as compared to any other wage group. I am not sure, though of how that may be expressed in Arabic.
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تذبذب الحد الأدنى للأجور

(معدل تذبذب الحد الأدنى لمستوى الأجور (المرتبات
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English term (edited): "spike

اجر لآيغطي شظف العيش

He gives me spike after spike ( اعطاني نتفة خبز نتفة بنتفه
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