Dirigente

English translation: Executive

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Italian term or phrase:Dirigente
English translation:Executive
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07:26 Feb 25, 2013
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
Italian term or phrase: Dirigente
Within this context, I understand that XX is being promoted from Marketing and Communications manager to Director? Not sure if director here is correct, help appreciated thanks, for a bank


L’Amministratore Delegato comunica che, per alcuni dipendenti, sono previsti anche dei cambiamenti di remunerazione.
In particolare, per quanto riguarda i dirigenti o le linee di riporto diretto, che prevede anche una promozione a dirigente, si rimanda al documento circolarizzato ai presenti dal Dott. Zxxx di cui vengono illustrati i contenuti, già favorevolmente valutati dal Comitato Nomine e Retribuzioni nel corso della riunione del 31 gennaio 2013 e autorizzati dal Consiglio di Amministrazione nel corso della riunione del 7 febbraio 2013.
L’Amministratore Delegato propone al Comitato il passaggio di xxx, Direttore Marketing e Comunicazione, a Dirigente.
EirTranslations
Ireland
Local time: 19:38
Executive
Explanation:
As in CEO Chief Executive Officer.
An alternative to Senior Manager which is the same thing.
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James (Jim) Davis
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5 +1Executive
James (Jim) Davis
5 +1Dirigente category
Lorraine Buckley (X)
4Senior Manager
Thomas Roberts
3office manager
Antonio Tomás Lessa do Amaral
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Managers
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Senior Manager


Explanation:
Senior manager but not necessarily a director

Thomas Roberts
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office manager


Explanation:
Dirigente è il lavoratore subordinato che, nell'ambito dell'impresa o dell'ente, svolge funzioni connotate da elevata professionalità, autonomia decisionale, responsabilità nei confronti dell'imprenditore o del funzionario superiore, nonché da poteri di coordinamento e controllo dell'intera attività aziendale o di un ramo autonomo dell'impresa oppure, per i dirigenti pubblici, di un settore/ufficio
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http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classificazione_dei_lavoratori#...

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Antonio Tomás Lessa do Amaral
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Executive


Explanation:
As in CEO Chief Executive Officer.
An alternative to Senior Manager which is the same thing.

James (Jim) Davis
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Local time: 22:38
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thx

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agree  Lara Barnett
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Dirigente category


Explanation:
Dirigente is not a job title but a 'category', the highest. From the bottom you have operai (blue collar), impiegati (white collar), in some labour contracts 'quadri' = junior managers and specialists. On top of all are 'dirigenti'. They have a separate work contract, better benefits, pension etc. It has nothing to do with job title. Anyone above a certain managerial level can be made a Dirigente and so can some senior e.g. Account Managers or Data Processing Consultants who are not even managing anybody (but may be bringing in a lot of money for their company). It is a recognition of status and has no equivalent outside Italy, which is why I say not to translate it

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Note added at 1 hr (2013-02-25 08:51:33 GMT)
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In your case, it would be the CEO who is proposing to the board that they promote XXX, Marketing and Communications Director, to the Dirigente category. His job title will not change (but he gets kudos and probably a salary increase!)

Lorraine Buckley (X)
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agree  Pompeo Lattanzi
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  -> thanks, Pompeo
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Reference comments


1 day 5 hrs
Reference: Managers

Reference information:
1. alto dirigente - top manager or senior executive; 2. dirigente d'azienda - business executive or business manager; 3. i dirigenti - the management

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