Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

чистый стаж

English translation:

uninterupted service (period)

Added to glossary by Alexander Demyanov
Sep 27, 2004 16:58
20 yrs ago
Russian term

чистый стаж

Russian to English Tech/Engineering Human Resources
Participants in a study of an occupational hazard were chosen from among workers "с так называемым чистым стажем".

Proposed translations

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uninterupted service (period)

It's possible that to study the particular occupational hazard one needs to look at workers who were in the same line of work for a certain period of time, so as to exclude those for whom other occupations or extended out of work periods could distort their data.

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Of course, it\'s uninterRupted. Thank you, Orchuulga & David
Peer comment(s):

agree Dmytro Voskolovych
13 mins
Thank you.
agree David Knowles : This does make more sense.
15 mins
Thank you.
neutral Tsogt Gombosuren : There is a spelling error in your answer. ;-)
16 mins
Quite possible. Thank you.
agree Larissa Dinsley
17 hrs
Thank you.
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below

I believe чистый стаж here it's not a 'clean record' (or any equiv. for 'unblemished prof. reputation' :-)) - it's more about some steady work at one and the same place (or in the same industry / trade, etc. i.e. - as i see it - the occupational safety regulations the worker is supposed to follow are the same for a certain amount of time).
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clean record

Presumably in this case, they knew about the hazard and how to avoid it. Possibly "in good standing"?

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Probably Alexander is correct (just noticed a typo: uninterRupted)
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number of years at occupation

you may also add (excluding interruptions, such as military service, college study, etc...............)
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number of years at occupation

you may also add (excluding interruptions, such as military service, college study, etc...............)
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unbroken service record

The way I've seen чистый стаж used in Russian, it's usually mentioned with a period of time (in years), so I suppose it's like "unbroken service". To make it work better in this sentence, if there's no period of time mentioned, I think it would have to be "unbroken service record".

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from Day One. Therefore, make sure they offer you both a raise and an
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Peer comment(s):

agree Austra Muizniece
2 days 20 hrs
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