corte do bolo

English translation: pay cut

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Portuguese term or phrase:corte do bolo
English translation:pay cut
Entered by: Clara Duarte

17:34 Nov 23, 2006
Portuguese to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Human Resources / employee survey
Portuguese term or phrase: corte do bolo
This is from an employee survey about safety preparedness and the relationship between managers and employees.

In a section on job satisfaction, this appears in a list of employee complaints:
Corte da ginástica laboral.
Alteração do plano dentário sem consultar funcionários.
CORTE DO BOLO para o turno.

Does it refer to a common pool of money, such as profit-sharing, that applies to the entire shift?

Thanks for any feedback.
David Wallace
United States
Local time: 23:34
pay cut
Explanation:
I think this refers to payments. Not necessarily only salary, but all money paid to the employees to pay for their work, including extras for working shifts.
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Clara Duarte
Portugal
Local time: 04:34
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Clara Duarte
1piece of the pie/pie graph
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piece of the pie/pie graph


Explanation:
piece of the pie/pie graph
I'm not sure if this helps, I am honestly guessing.

Susy Ordaz
Local time: 04:34
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in PortuguesePortuguese
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pay cut


Explanation:
I think this refers to payments. Not necessarily only salary, but all money paid to the employees to pay for their work, including extras for working shifts.

Clara Duarte
Portugal
Local time: 04:34
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