Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
eine entsprechende Einstellung ist erfolgt
English translation:
the position/it has been filled / a person/somebody has been hired
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David Wallace
Jul 1, 2005 18:49
18 yrs ago
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German term
eine entsprechende Einstellung ist erfolgt
German to English
Bus/Financial
Management
Die Stelle wird neu besetzt, eine entsprechende Einstellung ist erfolgt.
An employee was fired and must be replaced. Does this sentence mean that somebody has ALREADY been hired/recruited (Einstellung) to fill the position, OR that production has been STOPPED until the position can be filled? (Einstellung!!!!)
An employee was fired and must be replaced. Does this sentence mean that somebody has ALREADY been hired/recruited (Einstellung) to fill the position, OR that production has been STOPPED until the position can be filled? (Einstellung!!!!)
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the position/it has been filled / a person/somebody has been hired
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eine entsprechende Einstellung
This should be refered to the context, but it sounds like the employe is already replaced
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add a translator's note!
You have asked a perfectly justified question.
The author could have meant 'wurde', not 'wird'. IMHO this is clearly a guessing game and therefore I would use the 'position has been filled' option and add a translator's note in brackets.
The author could have meant 'wurde', not 'wird'. IMHO this is clearly a guessing game and therefore I would use the 'position has been filled' option and add a translator's note in brackets.
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some re-allocation in job functions
replacing of the person who left is fine.
You cannot rule out the possibility of 're-allocation in functions' after the new person takes over. I read for "entsprechende Einstellung" as some adjustments made in the existing job-allocation after the new person has take over.
If I am wrong I may stand corrected.
You cannot rule out the possibility of 're-allocation in functions' after the new person takes over. I read for "entsprechende Einstellung" as some adjustments made in the existing job-allocation after the new person has take over.
If I am wrong I may stand corrected.
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