French term
Organisme liée au taux d’activité
médecin du travail, les salariés bénéficient d’une prise en charge par l’Organisme liée au taux d’activité du
salarié. Cette prise en charge est dès lors plafonnée à 50 % du salaire de référence, tel que défini à l’article
22-8 de la CCNM, en complément des indemnités journalières de la Sécurité Sociale, et dans la limite du
salaire net qu’aurait perçu le salarié s’il avait travaillé à temps complet.'
merci d'avance
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Proposed translations
based on the number of hours worked (see explanation)
'prise en charge' could be translated in a variety of ways, but generally refers to financial assistance, reimbursment of expenses, or benefits.
To help you out, here is a (very) rough translation of what is meant:
Employees receive financial assistance from the Organisation/Body, the amount of which is based on the number of hours the employee works.
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Philippa Smith
: No worries! Having two explanations from different people saying the same thing can only help the asker after all... :-)
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Sorry Philippa, your discussion entry wasn't showing when I posted my answer. I agree with you entirely.
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mimi 254
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Thank you Mimi
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Isabelle Parsley
: Just about everyone who posted anything on this page is right :-D
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Thanks Isabelle, couldn't agree more ;-)
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