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22:52 Apr 14, 2005 |
Flemish to English translations [PRO] Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs / marriage certificate | |||||||
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4 +1 | department head |
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1 +1 | highest ranking employee in a department/section = senior employee ? |
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department head Explanation: Eurodicautom calls it : head of department Eurodicautom (Dutch-English) |
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highest ranking employee in a department/section = senior employee ? Explanation: Found a site about a person where this position is ranked as (office) employee, not executive status. for your particular context, am suggesting 'senior employee'- is a guess but arrived at via context. otherwise term is used in hospital or police etc. context for a department head, head of section. Beroep bediende Verbond Lib. Mutualiteiten Gent 1947-85, bediende (dienstoverste) http://www.oost-vlaanderen.be/geschiedenis/fiche.cfm?prlid=3... |
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