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Danish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Line Holm Anderssen Norway Local time: 06:53 | ||||||
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5 | principal conflict |
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5 | grievance |
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4 | main dispute |
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4 | industrial dispute |
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main dispute Explanation: E.g. from "Labour Law in Denmark" by Ole Hasselbalch: "Sympathy action is only lawful in support of a lawful 'main dispute' (hovedkonflikt)." |
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industrial dispute Explanation: Industrial dispute or labour dispute. The former seems to be preferred by the Danes themselves - when referring to it in English. Reference: http://www.arbejdsretten.dk/generelt/labour-court.aspx |
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principal conflict Explanation: As opposed to "sympatikonflikt". Reference: http://www.lo.dk/kontakt/Bestilpublikationer/English/~/media... |
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grievance Explanation: In BrE, a grievance is a conflict between an employer and an employee or employees. There are several variations, but grievance is also found in AmE, and its frequency suggests it has parity with other applicable terms. Grievance is also used in my reference. Reference: http://www.acas.org.uk/media/pdf/k/b/Acas_Code_of_Practice_1... |
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