Jun 8, 2001 09:09
23 yrs ago
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English term

vested

Non-PRO English to Spanish Bus/Financial
As in "employees who are vested in our retirement plan...."

Proposed translations

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adquisición de derechos/derechos adquiridos

adquisición de derechos (Diccionario Bilingüe de Términos Bursátiles*)

derechos adquiridos (E<>S Dictionary of Law and Business de Tom West III)

En este caso sería: los empleados que ya han adquirido sus derechos en nuestro plan jubilatorio

*(1) An ERISA guideline stipulating that employees must be entitled to their entire retirement benefits within a certain period of time even if they are no longer with the employer. (2) The amount of time that an employee must work before retirement or benefit plan contributions made by the employer become the employee's property without penalty. The IRS and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 set minimum requirements for vesting in a qualified plan.

¡Suerte!
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conferidos

Vested
Function: adjective
Date: 1766
1 : fully and unconditionally guaranteed as a legal right, benefit, or privilege <the vested benefits of the pension plan>
vest= conferir, otorgar, garantizar
vested= conferido

Suerte y saludos de Oso ¶:^)
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amparados legalmente or beneficiados

Depending on the context you could translate it as follows:

- todos los empleados amparados legalmente por nuestro plan de retiro

or

- todos los empleados beneficiados con nuestro plan de retiro

See the following explanation in Babylon:
vested: guaranteed as a legal right or benefit, granted, endowed.

Hope this helps! :-)
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cuyos beneficios ya están asegurados

as in "empleados cuyos beneficios ya están asegurados por nuestro plan..."

Sorry I can't think of a shorter way to convey the same meaning... Let's see if somebody else has a better idea
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