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Nov 10, 2010 05:25
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French term

Y/RTT

French to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) Bank Statement
This appears in the transaction description column (libellé)

to the right of date 28/09/2010

Y/RTT HBFR44xxxxxx
O/RTT HBFR44xxxxxx
Eur 6700,00 Tx 1.00000
Proposed translations (English)
3 year/holiday entitlement
Change log

Nov 10, 2010 08:54: Stéphanie Soudais changed "Field" from "Art/Literary" to "Bus/Financial"

Discussion

CKSTraductions Nov 10, 2010:
it will be what has been added = Y and the culmulation ie Total since the beginning of savings = O (outstanding?)
Catharine Cellier-Smart Nov 10, 2010:
@CKS I was wondering why RTT would be on a bank statement, but your explanation seems very plausible
@Narasimha if Y = year, what is O ?
CKSTraductions Nov 10, 2010:
RTT can be saved as money - épargne salariale In certain large companies there are saving schemes where you can decline to take your RTT as holiday and instead have them saved in a saving scheme for you. I believe this is what is being referred to: http://www.epargne-retraites.com/actualites/epargne-retraite...
Alison Sabedoria (X) Nov 10, 2010:
RTT "Réduction du temps de travail" = extra days of holiday entitlement if more than 35 hours are worked (an odd system that I confess to knowing little about). Google this for more info. These appear to be paid separately, so can show as an item on a bank statement. No idea what the Y or O signify, possibly a coding to identify different RTT sources. Hope this helps.
narasimha (X) Nov 10, 2010:
Y stands for year. Does RTT is referers to telecommunication?
Timothy Rake (asker) Nov 10, 2010:
HSBC France
Catharine Cellier-Smart Nov 10, 2010:
which country is the bank statement from ? Presumably a European one, but ...

Proposed translations

3 hrs

year/holiday entitlement

Declined
Taking the tip from Word effect, I think this is a possible solution. In India, we do have what we call as a earned leave for a particular number of days of working.
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