clauses communes

English translation: common clauses

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French term or phrase:clauses communes
English translation:common clauses
Entered by: Poornima Iyengar

09:18 Aug 24, 2001
French to English translations [PRO]
Law/Patents
French term or phrase: clauses communes
"art. 18 des clauses communes, accord du [date] étendu par arrêté du [date] art. 35." Would appreciate help with the whole phrase.
This is a text from the "Dictionnaire Permanent Conventions Collectives" (collective agreement for the chemical industry, in this case)
Help much appreciated, especially if there is a site where I can find this kind of terminology!
Havona
Netherlands
Local time: 15:03
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Explanation:
I would also recommend the same translation 'common clauses' but I saw that you needed help with the entire phrase:
article 18 of the common clauses, agreement of [date], extended to article 35 by the order of [date].
HTH
Poornima
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common clauses


Explanation:
apparently in opposition to particular clauses. Each sector has a series of clauses in its CBA which it holds in common, but there are also particular clauses for specialized fields. I read several web pages to glean this, unfortunately, nothing came up under the parameter "+ glossaire".

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Addendum


Explanation:
I would also recommend the same translation 'common clauses' but I saw that you needed help with the entire phrase:
article 18 of the common clauses, agreement of [date], extended to article 35 by the order of [date].
HTH
Poornima

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