außerordentlich

01:57 Nov 5, 2004
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German to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general)
German term or phrase: außerordentlich
Does this mean he quit his extra job?

Der Kläger kündigte folglich sein Beschäftigungsverhältnis außerordentlich wegen fortdauerndem vertragswidrigen Verhalten der Beklagten, das ihm eine Fortsetzung unzumutbar ist.
JM Simon (X)


Summary of answers provided
4 +5without notice
Fantutti (X)
4summary termination of employment
Olaf Reibedanz
4xxx summarily terminated its employment relationshiip with yy
Dr. Fred Thomson
4without giving notice
Lys Nguyen
3Wer kündigte Wem? Angestellter oder Firma?
gangels (X)
3contrary to the terms of the contract of employment
Mary Wilburn


Discussion entries: 4





  

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außerordentlich (in this context)
summary termination of employment


Explanation:
Here are three alternatives:

notice of summary termination of contract of employment
summary termination of employment
termination of employment without notice



Fristlose Kündigung
termination (or dismissal) without notice; summary termination (or dismissal)
Dietl/Lorenz


http://www.versicherungsnetz.de/Onlinelexikon/Kuendigung_Rec...

Im Vertragsrecht werden zwei Formen von Kündigungen unterschieden:

Die ordentliche Kündigung bezeichnet den Normalfall der Kündigung. Ein Vertragspartner will sich von dem Vertrag unter Einhaltung der zwischen den Vertragspartnern vereinbarten Kündigungsfrist lösen.

Die **außerordentliche Kündigung** wird umgangssprachlich auch als fristlose Kündigung bezeichnet. Kennzeichnend ist, dass auf Grund eines von einer Seite begangenen wichtigen Vertragsbruchs die Kündigungsfrist nicht eingehalten wird bzw. verkürzt wird.




Olaf Reibedanz
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20 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5
außerordentlich
xxx summarily terminated its employment relationshiip with yy


Explanation:
From the context you have given, we don't know whether the employee quir his job or was fired.
My answer covers both possibilities.
Let your context be your guide.

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Note added at 23 mins (2004-11-05 02:20:27 GMT)
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If he/she quit: xxx summarily termininated his/her empolyment with yyy.
If he/she was fired: yyy summarily dismised/fired/ xxx. Or: Yyy summarily terminated yyy\'s employment.

Dr. Fred Thomson
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Wer kündigte Wem? Angestellter oder Firma?


Explanation:
If it's the employee, he resigned in violation of the employment contract.


If he got fired, he was terminated in violation of the employment contract.


Das vertragswidrige Verhalten kann auch von der Firma ausgehen (e.g., hazing, what they laughingly call 'mobbing' in Denglish)

gangels (X)
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8 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +5
außerordentlich (in this context)
without notice


Explanation:
The employer just had it with his employer and fired him on the spot without adhering to rules or regulations. (außerordentlich = außerhalb der Ordnung)

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Note added at 9 mins (2004-11-05 02:06:27 GMT)
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without due notice

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Note added at 24 mins (2004-11-05 02:21:21 GMT)
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Sorry, ... with his employEE.

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Note added at 28 mins (2004-11-05 02:26:16 GMT)
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According to the asker\'s notes it\'s the employee who quits his job without notice. Whether, or not, he was a supervisor, doesn\'t really make any difference.

Fantutti (X)
Local time: 09:55
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  writeaway
4 mins

agree  roneill
14 mins

agree  Johanna Timm, PhD: genau
23 mins

agree  Steffen Walter: mit der letzten Ergänzung, da laut Zusatzinfo der Kläger = employee gekündigt hat
6 hrs

agree  Sarah Downing
7 hrs
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außerordentlich
contrary to the terms of the contract of employment


Explanation:
No neat one-word translation offers itself. The notes suggest, however, that the resignation was contrary to the provisions of the contract even if the employee gave a notice before leaving the job.

Mary Wilburn
United States
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außerordentlich
without giving notice


Explanation:
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Lys Nguyen
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