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May 4, 2022 16:09
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Norwegian term

seriøsitetskrav

Norwegian to English Other Environment & Ecology
Vi vil bidra til en ansvarlig næringsutvikling gjennom tett leverandøroppfølging, og ved å stille seriøsitetskrav i alle kontrakter​


company is focusing on sustainable operations

Anyone come across this word? No point suggesting google, as i have already done that to no avail.

Many thanks!
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May 4, 2022 23:34: Christopher Schröder changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

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PRO (3): Charles Ek, Adrian MM., Christopher Schröder

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Discussion

Christopher Schröder May 5, 2022:
I had 88 hits on Google for seriøsitetskrav and 142 for seriøsitet

Proposed translations

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requirements on pay and working conditions to combat work-related crime and social dumping

... setting pay and working condition requirements in order to combat work related crime and social dumping in the construction industry" It's a bit long-winded, but that's what it involves. From the Norwegian government's "Revised strategy for combating work related crime" (PDF): De anbefalte seriøsitetskravene omfatter dels forhold som etter regelverket må kontraktreguleres, og dels bestemmelser som anbefales brukt. Bestemmelsene stiller krav til lønns- og arbeidsvilkår, HMS-kort, krav om faglærte håndverkere og lærlinger i prosjektene, sikkerhet, helse og arbeidsmiljø (SHA), begrensninger i adgangen til bruk av underleverandører mv. Bestemmelsene sikrer også adgang til kontroll og revisjon av at kravene etterleves.

Peer comment(s):

agree Christopher Schröder : To be more succinct maybe you could say something about good practice
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sound practice requirements

To paraphrase eodd's answer and aided by objective comments.

Otherwise, seriøsitet is cognate with seriedad in SPA -> garantía de seriedad de la oferta > guarantee of the bona fides / genuineness of the contract bid & DEU: Seriosität des ev. Kreditnehmers > the prospective borrower's *soundness* and (trust-)worthiness.

Bona fides, genuiness or good practice that is another way of expressing *my* original concise and terse 'good faith' answer.

... ved å stille seriøsitetskrav i alle kontrakter​ : by imposing sound practice requirements in all contracts.


Example sentence:

A bona fide business purpose exists if the individual can prove a real business purpose for incurring the expense.

Peer comment(s):

neutral Christopher Schröder : Pull wildly incorrect answer and steal someone else’s 👌
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requirement of seriousness

or legitimacy requirements
Peer comment(s):

disagree Christopher Schröder : Inaccurate and misleading
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are you serious?
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