arvode arvoderad
English translation: paid consultants
| 09:27 Jun 27, 2012 |
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|  Selected response from: Richard Green United Kingdom Local time: 15:20 | ||||||
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1 hr confidence: 
paid consultants Explanation: Please see the discussion for how we arrived at this term. In the context of this text, it seems to refer to people who are not employed, but are consulted in reference to an 'Equality Plan' and are remunerated/have their fees paid accordingly. Thus, a 'consultant' or 'paid consultant'. |
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paid staff Explanation: Arvode is a fee, but I guess here it must just mean paid staff as opposed to volunteers in whatever organisation this is -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2012-06-27 11:31:27 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Now that I can see it is definitely a university context, I would suggest instead "paid student representatives" as this seems to be what they are. They are not employees but are paid a fee for their work for the student union. |
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