Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Zeitarbeit

English translation:

temporary work/job / contracting

Added to glossary by Karl Apsel
Mar 6, 2001 10:39
23 yrs ago
German term

Zeitarbeit

Non-PRO German to English Marketing
On the subject of employment again, they talk about "Zeitarbeit" and "Zeitarbeitunternehmer".

Do we talk about temping/temporary work? Temporary employees?

I look foward to hearing your suggestions.

Desmond

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temporary work/job / contracting

"Zeitarbeit" means to work for a company for a specified period of time, i.e. not as a full time employee.

Pons translates "Zeitarbeit" with "temporary work/job". Today though, especially in the IT industry, you would more often find the expression "contract work" or "contracting".

"Zeitarbeitunternehmer" could therefore be a "temporary worker/employee" or simply a "contractor".

BUT there might be chance that "Zeitarbeitunternehmer" may actually mean an "agency" for temporary work. This would very definetely be the case if the source word would be "Zeitarbeitunternehmen" - which is an agency that makes contact between outsourcing companies and contractors.
You might want to check the context of your document in case this might apply.

Hope this helps. Good luck.
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temporary work

Zeitarbeit - temporary work ; (nach Zeit bezahlte Arbeit) time work (Ggs. Akkordarbeit

Zeitarbeitunternehmer - temporary employment company

Zeitnehmer - temporary worker; temp

You are right, it's all about temping.

:o)
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15 hrs

"work for which additional staff is employed for a specific period

See ref
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18 hrs

temporary work/job

Please note that it is explicitly mentioned in:
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1 day 19 hrs

"Zeitarbeit" is called temporary work/job; a"Zeitarbeitsunternehmer" is called a temporary agency;

people who work for them are called temporary employees.

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