Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

Ele foi demitido por justa causa.

English translation:

He was dismissed for gross misconduct

Added to glossary by Paul Dixon
Nov 5, 2005 15:25
18 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

Ele foi demitido por justa causa.

Portuguese to English Other General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters grammar
No Brasil as empresas demitem SEM JUSTA CAUSA e os empregados recebem todos os seus direitos ou as empresas demitem COM JUSTA CAUSA e neste caso o funcionário não tem direito a receber praticamente nada.

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Norbert Hermann Nov 8, 2005:
Congratulation on your excellent choice and good luck! I think you need it!
O que perguntou foi JUSTA CAUSA e n�o o que lhe foi respondido. Ningu�m falou em m� conduta, isso nem sequer � mencionado e SEM CONTEXTO n�o podemos adivinhar!!!O que aceitou foi : misconduct
s. comportamento impr�prio, comportamento defeituoso; delito
N�o � s� no Brasil...Na Europa j� se faz h� muito.

Proposed translations

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He was dismissed for gross misconduct

This is the term required here.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Norbert Hermann : this is really stretching it :-)
1 day 11 hrs
disagree María Leonor Acevedo-Miranda : misbehavior, improper conduct, unprofessional behavior; bad management
1 day 11 hrs
disagree Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X) : not this is absolutely wrong..it may well have been this but justa cause is just cause for dismissal in LEgal Terms
3 days 24 mins
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks, Mr. Dixon. Perfect translation. "
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just cause


"JUST CAUSE - A legitimate reason. Often used in the employment context to refer to the reasons why someone was fired. The term 'just cause' means a real cause or basis for dismissal as distinguished from an arbitrary whim or caprice; that is, some cause or ground that a reasonable employer, acting in good faith in similar circumstances, would regard as a good and sufficient basis for terminating the services of an employee."
Peer comment(s):

agree Deborah do Carmo : U2!
0 min
Obrigada Debbie. Have a nice weekend.
agree Vania Correia
1 hr
Obrigada Vânia
agree Alexandra Gouveia
4 hrs
Obrigada :))
agree James Cook : fair cause dismissal
5 hrs
Thank you James, have a nice w/e
agree Eugenia Lourenco
8 hrs
Obrigada Eugénia
agree Muriel Vasconcellos : More examples of "fired for good cause" than "fired with good cause."
8 hrs
Thank you for your feedback
agree Henrique Magalhaes
19 hrs
Obrigada Henrique. Um abraço
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he was dismissed with just cause.

Or his dissmissal was justified.

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he was fairly dismissed

seems the phrase I am familiar with.

european industrial relations observatory on-line. Home > Country: SWEDEN. Journalist fairly dismissed for revealing source of information
www.eiro.eurofound.ie/1999/11/feature/se9911197f.html
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Greater Manchester Low Pay Unit Home Page
... You can also be fairly dismissed if you do not have the proper qualifications for the job ... You may also be fairly dismissed if you are not able to do ...
Peer comment(s):

agree rhandler : A very good and largely used option. You may take this as a legal opinion too.
6 hrs
Thanks, Rhandler. If they are the same things - which I believe they are - then it is relatively well known phrase.
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Dismissed for cause

According to Black's Law Dictionary: Dismissal for cause: a dismissal of a contract employee for a reason that the law or public policy has recognized as sufficiente to warrant the employee's removal.
Peer comment(s):

agree reginalobo : or terminate for cause - HP executives said Fiorina was not terminated for cause (New York Times
23 hrs
Terminated is even better than dismissed.
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