Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

subsídio de antiguidade, as diuturnidades

English translation:

lenght of service increment, seniority payments

Added to glossary by oxygen4u
Feb 28, 2013 12:39
11 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

subsídio de antiguidade, as diuturnidades

Portuguese to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
I thought they were the same but now I see I was worng. The text follows...

O montante segurável por trabalhador deverá corresponder
à retribuição total líquida que receberia se estivesse
a trabalhar, sendo tomados em consideração, para
determinação da mesma, a remuneração base mensal, a
média das remunerações auferidas pela prestação de trabalho
suplementar nos últimos 12 meses e, quando existirem,
o subsídio de turno, o subsídio de requisição prolongada,
o subsídio de antiguidade, as diuturnidades e o subsídio
de isenção de horário de trabalho.
Proposed translations (English)
3 +4 lenght of service increment, seniority payments
Change log

Mar 5, 2013 12:16: oxygen4u Created KOG entry

Discussion

Gilmar Fernandes Feb 28, 2013:
None of these benefits for us freelancers/independent contractors! And these public servants, complain they have it rough....subsídios on top of subsídios and you retire with a huge pension!!
Douglas Bissell Feb 28, 2013:
b) Diuturnidade, a prestação de natureza retributiva a que o trabalhador tenha direito com fundamento na antiguidade.
Douglas Bissell Feb 28, 2013:
And we wonder why they are so desperate to hold on to their 'rights'!

Proposed translations

+4
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lenght of service increment, seniority payments

Peer comment(s):

agree Marlene Curtis
1 min
Obrigada Marlene!
agree Claudio Mazotti
6 mins
Obrigada Cláudio!
agree Donna Sandin : Is this Portugal or Brazil? My personal glossary refers to diuturnidades as specific to civil servants (if in Portugal) - doesn't change the answer. Diuturno in Brazilian Houaiss means "prolonged" and a diuturnidade is "something that's diuturno"
1 hr
Obrigada Donna! The reference I found refers to Portugal.
agree Gilmar Fernandes
5 hrs
Obrigada Gilmar!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "yes, it is Portugal"
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