repre

English translation: staff meal

12:33 Nov 9, 2013
Slovak to English translations [PRO]
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Slovak term or phrase: repre
Like the free meal employees get at a restaurant on their shift. Tx
Nathaniel2
Local time: 06:16
English translation:staff meal
Explanation:
Not sure if I've understood the question, but when I worked in restaurants we always had a "staff meal" (either altogether, in posh restaurants, as in my reference, or, in fast food restaurants, something from the menu up to a certain price). If you mean "meals and other freebies", then perks, I suppose.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_meal

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or even some form of employee benefits, perhaps
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Stuart Hoskins
Local time: 06:16
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3 +2staff meal
Stuart Hoskins
4entertainment expenses
Jitka Komarkova (Mgr.)
3reprezentácia
Jan Ramza


  

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reprezentácia


Explanation:
http://www.biznisasport.sk/2013/10/28/rozhovor-s-reprezentac...

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http://www.info.sk/sprava/21117/vittek-sa-na-repre-neciti-o-...

Jan Ramza
Slovakia
Local time: 06:16
Native speaker of: Native in SlovakSlovak
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staff meal


Explanation:
Not sure if I've understood the question, but when I worked in restaurants we always had a "staff meal" (either altogether, in posh restaurants, as in my reference, or, in fast food restaurants, something from the menu up to a certain price). If you mean "meals and other freebies", then perks, I suppose.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_meal

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Note added at 2 hrs (2013-11-09 15:28:19 GMT)
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or even some form of employee benefits, perhaps

Stuart Hoskins
Local time: 06:16
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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entertainment expenses


Explanation:
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/entertainment-e...

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I might have misuderstood the question... was it a question what it means in Slovak or a request for its counterpart in English?

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I have a feeling that there is actually a difference in "repre" and "free meals for employees"...
"repre" is usually meant to be meals, refreshments, etc. provided to persons who are not employees of the entity, from the taxation point of view they are non-deductible
while "meals for employees" are usually sought to be tax deductible costs...

If you mean the meals to own employees, I would go for "costs of free or subsidised meals"
If you mean meals etc. to other persons, e.g. business partners, etc. I would stick to "Entertainment costs"

Jitka Komarkova (Mgr.)
Czech Republic
Local time: 06:16
Native speaker of: Czech
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Asker: I'm looking for the English.

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