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09:23 Aug 24, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Roland Grefer Local time: 09:35 | ||||||
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3 | flextime or flexitime |
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na | comptime account(ing) |
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na | overtime logs |
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comptime account(ing) Explanation: long term time tracking that allows to determine the worked hours and permits to take off time somewhen in the future in exchange for the extra time worked earlier. |
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overtime logs Explanation: Source: own experience |
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flextime or flexitime Explanation: Is this not known as flexitime, i.e. you can work up the hours to take off at a date in the future? I know the German word "Gleitzeit" already exists for this but I have to admit I have never heard of it being referred to as comptime or comptime account. |
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