contratto di collaborazione
English translation: collaboration contract
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4 mins confidence: 
cooperation agreement Explanation: collaboration is basically working together, i.e., cooperation, which sounds better in this case than collaboration agreement |
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12 mins confidence:
employment contract Explanation: that's what very often it means in Italian (see context: rapporto di lavoro) |
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collaboration contract Explanation: I never heard of one either but I get a lot of hits on google form British and legal sites Reference: http://www.diplomaticnet.com/uk/red.php Reference: http://www.cisg.law.pace.edu/cisg/wais/db/cases2/950426f1.ht... |
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25 mins confidence:
co-operation agreement Explanation: Basically the contract in question has no equivalent in the UK/US. It's really an Italian way of taking on workers and treating them like employees for aspects that suit the employer ( working hours, pay, very little independence) and as independent contractors/consultants for other aspects that suit the employer (limited pension rights, fixed term contract, no holidays, sick pay etc.). Basically it is a legalised way of having "employees" but giving them "consultants'" rights (except for the high pay of course). |
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22 hrs confidence:
on contract/contract Explanation: in common parlance, we talk about people being "on contract" as opposed to being formally employed. Cooperation agreement makes me think more about international agreements signed between countries. ciao paola l m |
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