The permanent contract
Example: Permanent contract provides long-term employment with stable working conditions
Definition
"The permanent contract" refers to an employment agreement that offers long-term job security and stable working conditions without a predetermined end date, providing employees with ongoing rights and benefits in their workplace.
Etymology
The phrase "the permanent contract" combines 'permanent,' from Latin 'permanens' meaning 'remaining through,' and 'contract,' from Latin 'contractus,' meaning 'a drawing together or agreement.' It reflects an agreement intended to last indefinitely, unlike temporary or fixed-term contracts.
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"The permanent contract" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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