attribution éventuelle d'une rente civile ou militaire

English translation: possible awarding of a civil or military pension

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French term or phrase:attribution éventuelle d\'une rente civile ou militaire
English translation:possible awarding of a civil or military pension
Entered by: Scott de Lesseps

17:15 Nov 5, 2012
French to English translations [PRO]
Social Sciences - Human Resources / pension term in an Employment Contract
French term or phrase: attribution éventuelle d'une rente civile ou militaire
from an employment contract:

Il s'engage à informer la Société de toute modification postérieure à son engagement qui affecterait sa situation personnelle (état civil, adresse, situation de famille, situation militaire, attribution éventuelle d'une rente civile ou militaire).
Scott de Lesseps
United States
Local time: 10:32
possible awarding of a civil or military pension
Explanation:
Rente in this case is an annuity or pension, hence income which is addition to that given by the company.
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Howard Sugar
Italy
Local time: 16:32
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Thank you, Howard, and to those agreeing.
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4 +5possible awarding of a civil or military pension
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possible awarding of a civil or military pension


Explanation:
Rente in this case is an annuity or pension, hence income which is addition to that given by the company.

Example sentence(s):
  • Q: Can you earn two federal retirements? For example, a military and a civil service retirement? A: Yes. Each will be based on its own period of service and computed under its own rules.
  • For example, both federal civil service and military survivor pensions terminate if the former spouse remarries prior to age 55.

    Reference: http://www.wiserwomen.org/index.php?id=223
Howard Sugar
Italy
Local time: 16:32
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 4
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Thank you, Howard, and to those agreeing.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Clive Phillips
25 mins

agree  writeaway: French is perfectly clear. Terms are all found in dicitonaries.
3 hrs

agree  Victoria Britten
14 hrs

agree  Manoj Chauhan
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agree  Olga Cartlidge
1 day 18 hrs
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