Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term
Paritairement
2 +1 | joint [negotiating] committee |
liz askew
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3 | equally/at the same time |
Valentina Viganò
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3 | by both sides |
polyglot45
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Jun 25, 2009 09:07: liz askew changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/748777">Lucy Hill's</a> old entry - "Paritairement"" to ""jointly""
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Proposed translations
joint [negotiating] committee
here =
commissions paritaires
http://www.unsystem.org/interpretation/Reference Mat/Glossar...
here = bipartite or joint committee
UCU - University and College Union - Salary scales
Northern Ireland FE pay scales. Salary scales for Northern Ireland FE colleges. ... Agreed by the joint negotiating committee for youth and community workers ... Privatisation in HE, Fixed-term & hourly paid, The Life Changers ...
www.ucu.org.uk/index.cfm?articleid=2778 - Similar
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REPRESENTATION DU PERSONNEL / STAFF REPRESENTATION Membres du ...
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Organes Paritaires / Joint Bodies. Comité de négociation paritaire (CNP) / Joint ... Conseil paritaire de la formation / Joint Advisory Council on Training ...
www.ilo.org/public/french/staffun/info/bulletin/1375-f.pdf - Similar
or just
jointly??
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Note added at 25 mins (2009-06-20 18:34:39 GMT)
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paritairement
adverbe de manière paritaire
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Note added at 25 mins (2009-06-20 18:35:14 GMT)
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Traduction Français-Anglais de "paritairement"
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Traductions directes
speak paritairement paritairement {adv.} speak equally equally {adv.}
speak paritairement paritairement {adv.} speak both sides equally represented both sides equally represented {adv.}
equally/at the same time
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Note added at 30 mins (2009-06-20 18:39:58 GMT)
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If the employer's price/timing (it could mean price or schedule) and the actual price are equal, and superior to the minimum price of the sector as found by the company, then the company's price/timing shall apply.
by both sides
This relates to the fact that in France, for example, you have to form committtees in certain cases with members representing the workforce and others there on behalf of staff
Paritaire means that both sides should have equal representation
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Note added at 30 mins (2009-06-20 18:40:12 GMT)
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so, in your case, by the employer in agreement with his staff
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