Het vaste contract
Example: Na drie jaar kreeg hij eindelijk het vaste contract aangeboden.
Definition
"Het vaste contract" refers to a permanent employment contract that guarantees long-term job security and stable working conditions for an employee. It is commonly used in HR to describe a contract without a fixed end date, offering benefits and protections beyond temporary agreements.
Etymology
The phrase "het vaste contract" comes from Dutch, where "vast" means fixed or permanent, and "contract" is derived from Latin 'contractus,' meaning an agreement. Together, they describe a binding, stable employment agreement. Did you know? The concept reflects a worker's transition from temporary to more secure employment.
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"Het vaste contract" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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