employer's dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de employer's dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

employer [Am əmˈplɔɪər, GB ɪmˈplɔɪə, ɛmˈplɔɪə] SUBST

1. employer:

employer (manager, boss)

empleador m / empleadora f

employer (of domestic worker etc)

patrón m / patrona f

she's a fair employer

es justa con sus empleados

unions and employers

los sindicatos y la patronal or los empresarios

2. employer (business, organization):

one of the biggest employers in the country

uno de los mayores empleadores del país

one of the biggest employers in the country

una de las empresas/uno de los organismos que más trabajadores tiene en el país

list your three most recent employers

indique las tres últimas empresas para las que ha trabajado

employer's contributions

aportes mpl del empleador

employer's contributions

aportes mpl de la empresa AmLat

employer's contributions

cotizaciones fpl por parte de la empresa Esp

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exacting supervisor/employer

exigente

she might be traceable through her last employer

puede ser que se la pueda localizar a través de su último empleador

she might be traceable through her last employer

puede ser que se la pueda ubicar a través de su último empleador AmLat

she might be traceable through her last employer

puede ser que se pueda averiguar su paradero a través de su último empleador

inform your employer of your sickness as soon as possible

dé parte de enfermo lo antes posible

inform your employer of your sickness as soon as possible

comunique a su empleador que está enfermo lo antes posible

Traductions de employer's dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

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la empresa empleadora

the employer

empleador (empleadora)

employer

patrono (patrona)

employer

cuota patronal

employer's contribution (to social security)

amo (ama) m

employer

amo (ama) f

employer

el empresario se negó a negociar con los sindicatos

the owner o employer refused to negotiate with the unions

employer's dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de employer's dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

employer [em·ˈplɔɪ·ər] SUBST

employer

empresario(-a) m (f)

Traductions de employer's dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

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empleador(a)

employer

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

In this sense, an employer's exposure to constructive dismissal claims for reasonable notice can be significant in and of itself.

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Early retirement is also a euphemistic term for accepting termination of employment before retirement age as part of the employer's labor force rationalization.

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Chance wanders aimlessly, wearing his former employer's expensive clothes.

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It's an employer's market, he said, and he worries about the immigrant roof and siding contractors who underbid his firm.

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If the employees are contractually obliged to perform the work demanded of them, and the employer's instructions are reasonable, the employees' refusal amounts to insubordination.

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You might turn down your other offer and accept your employer's counteroffer only to find yourself pushed out soon afterward.

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A reasonable adjustment should not be a disproportionate burden, with regard to an employer's resources, and fairness among staff...

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They can also detain or make a citizen's arrest if off employer's property or contract sites, then turn the detained violator over to local law enforcement authorities.

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The individual who controls a paper local may threaten to unionize an employer's workers unless he receives a payoff.

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Furthermore, a severance agreement can be structured to include salary and benefit continuance with a "clawback" provision that limits the employer's obligation to pay if the individual find new employment.

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