Traduction de «time savings account » (Anglais → Français) :

working time account [ time savings account | compensatory time off bank ]

non-chequing savings account [ non-checking savings account | non-chequing account | non-checking account | non-chequable savings account | nonchequable savings account ]

chequing-savings account [ savings-chequing account | checking-savings account | savings-checking account ]

saving account | savings account

plan work activities that account for multiple time zones | work with consideration of time zones | account for multiple time zones when conducting work activities | consider time zones in execution of work

housing savings account (1) | house purchase savings account (2)

create deposits | create savings accounts | create banking accounts | create checking accounts

investment account | investment savings account

The use of working-time accounts or hours banks, short-time working arrangements (STWA) and collective bargaining opening clauses on some working conditions have helped save jobs and the competitiveness of firms, by avoiding or delaying layoffs.

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