09:16 Feb 4, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Human Resources | ||||
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na | Maternity leave |
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na | Parental leave |
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na | study leave |
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na | Study leave |
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Maternity leave Explanation: Federally regulated period of time a new parent can take off of work to raise their child and after which they are allowed to return to the company "to the same or a similar position." |
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Parental leave Explanation: This topic has recently been discussed on TV, and the expression parental leave was used to include fathers into this new arrangement. (It is "politically correct"). Reference: http://[email protected] |
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study leave Explanation: Maternity leave is granted to an employee and is normally of fixed duration and presupposes that the person will eventually return to work with the same employer. It is regulated by the 'Mutterschutzgesetz'.Since her employment has *ended*, it would appear that she has embarked on some course of study (eine Umschulung?), temporarily taking herself out of the job market, for which action she may or may not be eligible for state benefits. There is no indication of a maternity angle in the original question. |
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Study leave Explanation: Maternity leave is granted to an employee and is normally of fixed duration and presupposes that the person will eventually return to work with the same employer. It is regulated by the 'Mutterschutzgesetz'.Since her employment has *ended*, it would appear that she has embarked on some course of study (eine Umschulung?), temporarily taking herself out of the job market, for which action she may or may not be eligible for state benefits. There is no indication of a maternity angle in the original question. |
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