Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

Beloningsstructuur

English translation:

Wage / salary / pay / remuneration structure

Added to glossary by jarry (X)
Dec 11, 2009 13:42
14 yrs ago
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Dutch term

Beloningsstructuur

Dutch to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
This term is used in a salary program for a big DIY store.

An example sentence:

"Omdat de beloningsstructuur voor jeugdmedewerkers in de XXX CAO en de YYY (tot 23 jaar) afwijkend is van de beloningsstructuur voor volwassenen in de XXX-CAO en CAO ZZ, vindt de CAO-verhoging voor jeugdigen op een andere manier plaats dan de verhoging voor volwassenen en ZZ."

Thanks in advance.
Change log

Dec 16, 2009 08:56: jarry (X) changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/571990">Mario Hendriks's</a> old entry - "Beloningsstructuur"" to ""Wage / salary / pay / remuneration structure""

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Wage / salary / pay / remuneration structure

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agree Lianne Wouters
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Thank you
agree Wim Van Verre : I was thinking something along those lines myself.
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Thank you (great minds ....... :-)
agree philgoddard
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remuneration system

EUR-Lex - Simple search - (5) Creating appropriate incentives within the remuneration system itself ... (5) Passende prikkels in de beloningsstructuur zelf moeten de druk op de ...
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Thanks for the tip.
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agree John Holloway
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rewarding plan

my idea
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Thanks.
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Salary structure / Pay scheme

Salary structure (US), Pay scheme (UK).
These are widely used in company documentation for employees and are less formal terms than "remuneration system," but they don't cover all employment benefits (such as vacation days, stock options, and other incentives), which "remuneration" does. If your context is strictly salaries, however, these are perhaps more accessible terms for the average employee.
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Thanks for your kind explanation, it was really useful.
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Reward structure

Beloning is reward. And normally companies have a reward structure in place, based on performance
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