Aug 3, 2000 06:32
23 yrs ago
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English term

URGENT "outside activities"

English to Spanish Law/Patents
Context (Bylaws):

Section 6.05: OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES. Employees shall file an statement disclosing the amounts and sources and sources of all outside earned income.

Can you explain to me the meaning in english of outside here.

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It probably means "outside of the company (or institution)". The company (or institution) wants to know the amount and source of any income that an employee has earned outside of the company.
I would translate it as "actividades exteriores", (or even "actividades ajenas a la empresa (o institución)"), and "ingresos obtenidos externamente".

Un saludo.
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20 mins

"actividades externas"

"outside activities" probably means:
paid activities performed for other than the employer requesting the disclosing statement.

Context (Bylaws):

E: Section 6.05: OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES. Employees shall file an statement disclosing the amounts and sources of all outside earned income.
S: Seccio'n 6.05: ACTIVIDADES EXTERNAS.
Empleados llenaran una declaracio'n que revele los montos y ori'gen de toda entrada devengada de fuente externa.

Good luck!
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1 hr

Actividades economicas fuera de la empresa

I would like to amke it very explicit. I would say "actividades economicas fuera de la empresa ' OR 'ganancias fuera de la empresa'. Sometimes translators have to do such amplified translation just to be explicit.
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10 hrs

Please see explanation

Muy Estimado compañero:

Si fuera yo, lo traduciría como ingresos extras. Directo al punto. Puede ser que la persona trabaje para alguien más, ó que simplemente en sus ratos libres se dedique a la jardinería ó a vender tacos. Lo que importa es declarar ese ingreso adicional que es considerado como algo "extra" al ingreso obtenido dentro de su trabajo convencional.


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Carmen Hernaiz
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