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Human Resources / Codes for reasons for absence | | French term or phrase: prise en charge | This is a list of absence leave situations and their corresponding 2-digit codes; their are 63 in all, and I'm stuck on just 3 of them.
No context apart from that, but to give you an idea here are 2 typical ones:
- disponibilité pour donner des soins à une personne de la famille
- période de grève
The full entry for the term asked here is:
- perte d'emploi et **prise en charge**
There are many interpretations on Kudoz but none seem to fit. |
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bearing of the costs |
| Selected response from:
Emiliano Pantoja
Local time: 18:11
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