uitdiensttredingsvakantiegeld of vertrekvakantiegeld

English translation: leave pay upon retirement or resignation

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Dutch term or phrase:uitdiensttredingsvakantiegeld of vertrekvakantiegeld
English translation:leave pay upon retirement or resignation
Entered by: Annabel Rautenbach

15:18 Mar 17, 2011
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Dutch term or phrase: uitdiensttredingsvakantiegeld of vertrekvakantiegeld
Hello

Does anybody know how to translate uitdiensttredingsvakantiegeld of vertrekvakantiegeld into English. I was thinking about exit holiday pay, but I am not quite sure...

context:
het bedrag van het uitdiensttredingsvakantiegeld zal van uw loon worden afgetrokken bij het nemen van uw vakantie bij de nieuwe werkgever.

Thanks in advance

Nathalie
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leave pay upon retirement or resignation
Explanation:
Vakantie geld - leave pay
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4 +1leave pay upon retirement or resignation
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leave pay upon retirement or resignation


Explanation:
Vakantie geld - leave pay

Annabel Rautenbach
Local time: 00:46
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agree  Barend van Zadelhoff: NOT "retirement": see context - 'leave pay upon resignation' (or, in the context, 'leave pay you received upon resignation') lijkt me de beste beschrijvende vertaling van wat volgens mij een beschrijvende term is
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final holiday pay


Explanation:
Suggestion. More generally: "untaken holiday entitlement" or similar, though this does not only apply to leaving employment.


    Reference: http://www.ipayroll.co.nz/news/f1/2004-10-12
    Reference: http://www.nannywageltd.co.uk/employee_leaving.htm
Oliver Pekelharing
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