El contrato fijo
Example: Firmaron el contrato fijo para trabajar en la empresa.
Definition
"El contrato fijo" refers to a permanent employment agreement between an employee and employer, ensuring continuous work without a predetermined end date. It guarantees job stability and regular income, as seen in the phrase: 'Firmaron el contrato fijo para trabajar en la empresa.'
Etymology
The phrase "el contrato fijo" comes from Spanish, where "contrato" means contract or agreement, derived from Latin "contractus," meaning a drawing together or agreement. "Fijo" means fixed or permanent, originating from Latin "fixus," meaning fastened or fixed. Together, they describe a fixed-term agreement in employment.
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"El contrato fijo" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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the permanent contract