employee

employee
employee [{{t}}ɪm'plɔɪi:]
noun
employé(e) m,f, salarié(e) m,f;
she is an employee of Company X, she is a Company X employee c'est une employée de la Société X;
management and employees la direction et les employés ou le personnel; (in negotiations) les partenaires mpl sociaux
►► {{}}Commerce{{}} employee association comité m d'entreprise;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee benefits avantages mpl accordés aux employés;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee buyout reprise f de l'entreprise par les salariés, RES f;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee contributions cotisations fpl salariales, charges fpl sociales salariales;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee incentive scheme système m de rémunération au rendement;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee profit-sharing scheme intéressement m aux résultats;
to provide an employee profit-sharing scheme intéresser les employés aux bénéfices;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee representative délégué(e) m,f du personnel;
{{}}American{{}} Employee Retirement Income Security Act = loi américaine sur les pensions de retraite;
{{}}Commerce{{}} employee shareholding actionnariat m ouvrier;
{{}}Commerce{{}} {{}}British{{}} employee share ownership plan, {{}}American{{}} employee stock ownership plan plan m d'actionnariat des salariés

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