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Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Human Resources | | Swedish term or phrase: slutlön | Is part of a list of possible salaries and compensations in a company. Thanks for your help!
Konsultlön:
Provisionsersättning:
Reseersättning:
Traktamente 1:
Traktamente 2:
Övrig ersättning 1:
Övrig ersättning 2:
**Sjuklön:**
Sjukersättning:
Semesterersättning:
Årslön:
Total årslön och ersättningar:
Registrerad slutlön: När person slutar. |
| | | exit salary / final salary on retirement | Explanation:
Depending on context - you could probably use final salary on retirement here.
Presumably the highest level the person earned, unless there was some senior arrangement with reduced duties and reduced pay.
In the case of a wage earner you would call it the final wage on retirement instead.
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Note added at 11 hrs (2010-02-03 07:47:47 GMT)
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Looking at it again, these are obviously two different things.
The final salary on retirement is of course only relevant around retirement, while as Paul Lambert points out, the exit salary/wage will apply when someone leaves a job at any stage. |
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  Christine Andersen
Denmark
Local time: 22:22
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10 mins confidence:   peer agreement (net): -1 total remuneration
Explanation:
My guess is that this entry includes all salaries, other payments, expenses, other fees, etc that the consultant has received whilst employed/hired by the company.
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8 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 exit salary / final salary on retirement
Explanation:
Depending on context - you could probably use final salary on retirement here.
Presumably the highest level the person earned, unless there was some senior arrangement with reduced duties and reduced pay.
In the case of a wage earner you would call it the final wage on retirement instead.
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Note added at 11 hrs (2010-02-03 07:47:47 GMT)
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Looking at it again, these are obviously two different things.
The final salary on retirement is of course only relevant around retirement, while as Paul Lambert points out, the exit salary/wage will apply when someone leaves a job at any stage.
| Christine Andersen
Denmark
Local time: 22:22
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Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 18
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