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Bus/Financial - Human Resources / HRM | | Dutch term or phrase: de BV Nederland | | context: a benchmark of wage scales resulting in a certain level as a median (i.e. half of wages below, other half above this level) for the 'BV Nederland'. I think this should not be translated literally, perhaps as 'the Netherlands' in general. Any ideas? |
| MarianneEKudoZ activityQuestions: 7 (none open) Answers: 0
Netherlands
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| | The Netherlands, Inc. | Explanation:
The Kingdom of The Netherlands as a large corporation.
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Other Dutchmen had the same idea:
"Considering the sharp rise in the aging population, the shortage in the labor market, and especially the need for us to distinguish ourselves in the area of innovation, TopBrainstorm is convinced that the use of this talent is essential for the future of Netherlands Inc."
http://www.talentnaardetop.nl/About-TopBrainstorm.htm
"His new photographs show her in a very regal pose, at the Palace in The Hague, and as a stern CEO of The Kingdom of the Netherlands Inc."
http://gpdhome.typepad.com/royalblognl_news_summary/2008/01/...
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"Corporate Nederlands" is also used as a shorthand for Dutch business/the Dutch business community, as you say. See for example:
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/aug2002/neth-a12.shtml
But be careful: In this case the meaning is narrower. With "The Netherlands, Inc." the country as a whole is meant, as if it is a single large company/entity, whereas "corporate Netherlands" singles out and lumps together the business sector only. |
| Selected response from:
 Max Nuijens, MSc
Belarus
Local time: 20:23
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6 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 | The Netherlands, Inc.
Explanation:
The Kingdom of The Netherlands as a large corporation.
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Note added at 12 mins (2009-10-07 14:10:04 GMT)
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Other Dutchmen had the same idea:
"Considering the sharp rise in the aging population, the shortage in the labor market, and especially the need for us to distinguish ourselves in the area of innovation, TopBrainstorm is convinced that the use of this talent is essential for the future of Netherlands Inc."
http://www.talentnaardetop.nl/About-TopBrainstorm.htm
"His new photographs show her in a very regal pose, at the Palace in The Hague, and as a stern CEO of The Kingdom of the Netherlands Inc."
http://gpdhome.typepad.com/royalblognl_news_summary/2008/01/...
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Note added at 1 hr (2009-10-07 15:31:07 GMT)
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"Corporate Nederlands" is also used as a shorthand for Dutch business/the Dutch business community, as you say. See for example:
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/aug2002/neth-a12.shtml
But be careful: In this case the meaning is narrower. With "The Netherlands, Inc." the country as a whole is meant, as if it is a single large company/entity, whereas "corporate Netherlands" singles out and lumps together the business sector only.
| | | Grading comment | Thank you for your suggestions. |
| Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks! This sent me in the right direction as some further searching on the internet lead to the following option: Corporate Netherlands.
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