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tot cat. prot.

English translation: Total from category protected under Law No. XXX

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Italian term or phrase:tot cat. prot.
English translation:Total from category protected under Law No. XXX
Entered by: maryrose

08:23 Sep 18, 2013
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Education / Pedagogy
Italian term or phrase: tot cat. prot.
From a table showing a breakdown of staff at a university into countries of origin, numbers of resignations and hirings, male and female, etc. This is another of those categories. Not that I think there is a logical sequence, but it follows "tot. dip Femmine".

The full entry is tot cat. prot. ex l. 68/99 - I get the last bit.

Thanks for any suggestions.
maryrose
Local time: 03:41
Total from category protected under Law No. XXX
Explanation:

Refers to the quota of disabled staff, I think.

http://www.categorieprotetteallavoro.it/legge-68-99.php
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Claire Titchmarsh
Italy
Local time: 20:11
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Thanks again, Claire
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5Total from category protected under Law No. XXX
Claire Titchmarsh


  

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Total from category protected under Law No. XXX


Explanation:

Refers to the quota of disabled staff, I think.

http://www.categorieprotetteallavoro.it/legge-68-99.php

Claire Titchmarsh
Italy
Local time: 20:11
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 4
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Thanks again, Claire
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Asker: Claire! Lovely to hear from you! And thanks for this, that is absolutely it.

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