pracovná cesta vs. služobná cesta
English translation: business trip vs. travel on official duty
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|  Selected response from: Michal Zugec Slovakia Local time: 07:53 | ||||||
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peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2business trip versus official trip Explanation: “služobná cesta” can also be “travel on official duty” Here they are probably used as synonyms, but generally, AFAIK, someone who is in a pracovný pomer goes on a pracovná cesta and someone who is in a štátnozamestnanecký pomer goes on a služobná cesta. |
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