Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

externe Mitarbeiter

English translation:

external staff

Added to glossary by Joseph Hovan
May 18, 2005 03:58
19 yrs ago
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German term

externe Mitarbeiter

German to English Bus/Financial IT (Information Technology) IT-consulting prospectus
I know what it means, but can't think of the appropriate English translation. Any ideas?

Discussion

roneill May 18, 2005:
Agree with Stephen. We need more context. Also , is this for the UK or the US or some other English speaking readership?
Stephen Sadie May 18, 2005:
Context?

Proposed translations

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external staff

externe Mitarbeiter



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Note added at 8 mins (2005-05-18 04:06:40 GMT)
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or: outsourced staff

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Note added at 9 mins (2005-05-18 04:07:03 GMT)
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both in IT or within the Desktop Support contract (with outsourced staff).
... after helpdesk matters with the team leader of the outsourced staff. ...
Peer comment(s):

agree Paul Malone : yes, or "contract staff"
2 hrs
agree Orla Shanaghy : with outsourced staff
5 hrs
agree silfilla : outsourced staff
7 hrs
agree tanyazst : outsourced
9 hrs
agree Sonia Soros
12 hrs
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6 hrs

employees outsourced

also needs consideration
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17 hrs

freelancers

or 'outsourcers' - just in one word
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17 mins

independent contractors

(I've been one, with DEC -- now HP -- in Boston)

HTH Tom

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\'Outsourcing\' / \'outsourced\' can refer to a great diversity of HR, production and service strategies.
In my experience at least, \'independent contractor\', defines a more specific employment status that may relate to part-time or (often) full-time in-house positions -- i.e. at the company offices -- that tend to involve on-site teamwork and can include a provided office cubicle, PC workstation, access to the corporate network as well as secretarial services and other resources -- but NO company benefits. I believe in German e-mail addresses, such an employee\'s name is often followed by the designation _ext_. HTH Tom

HTH Tom
Peer comment(s):

agree bkukla
2 hrs
agree foehnerk (X) : or contract employees
8 hrs
agree tanyazst
9 hrs
agree Sonia Soros
12 hrs
agree Peter Manda
2460 days
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