Mar 10, 2006 13:22
18 yrs ago
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French term

cadre autonome

French to English Law/Patents Law (general)
In a contract of employment from France. 'Etant donne la nature de ses fonctions, M. A aura le statut de cadre autonome'
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Mar 10, 2006 13:49: suezen changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

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this is a tough one because....

It has to do with the legislation in France on the "35 heures" - the 35 hour working week.
Because it is not so easy to account for the hours worked by management personnel, they invented a whole series of new categories, like "cadre autonome", "cadre forfait heures" , etc. to cover all eventualities to, roughly speaking, ensure that all management categories work every hour that God sends without time off in lieu or overtime - sorry to be sarcastic but a lot of us got right royally "scr**ed"with this so-called advantage.

As to how to translate, I think you have to leave it in French perhaps with an explanation and certainly in inverted commas

http://emploi.journaldunet.com/php/publication/publication.p...
Peer comment(s):

agree suezen : yes, leave as is perhaps with (contract based on number of working days per year rather than working hours per week)
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agree IC --
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agree Giulia Barontini
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agree Simon Cole : see also http://www.cadremploi.fr/editorial/conseils/droit-du-travail...
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autonomous manager

Cadre is definitely Manager, so I figured out that it would be Autonomous Manager... personal suggestion
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Autonomous Executive Level

or

No fiexed hour Executive Level

or

Reponsibility related Excutive level

...etc.
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agree Abdellatif Bouhid : independent executive status (another suggestion)
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Good idea!! Why don't you post it?
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3595 days
Reference:

found this link

are you 'autonome' or 'intégré'?
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