Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
días cargados
English translation:
working days lost
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Spanish term
días cargados
Spanish to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
índice de severidad de accidentes
Días cargados: Es el número de días que se cargan o asignan a una lesión ocasionada por un accidente de trabajo o enfermedad laboral, siempre que la lesión origine muerte, invalidez o incapacidad permanente parcial.
Gracias.
Días cargados: Es el número de días que se cargan o asignan a una lesión ocasionada por un accidente de trabajo o enfermedad laboral, siempre que la lesión origine muerte, invalidez o incapacidad permanente parcial.
Gracias.
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Here's the context | philgoddard |
Proposed translations
+5
10 hrs
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working days lost
In the context, the measurement required would be days lost.
Example sentence:
Working days lost due to work-related illness is a measure of the total time lost due to all episodes of the illness over the 12 month reference period
Reference:
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14 mins
allocated days/days set aside for
Maybe.
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Note added at 17 mins (2022-01-20 00:28:03 GMT)
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to address the situation, maybe
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Note added at 17 mins (2022-01-20 00:28:03 GMT)
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to address the situation, maybe
17 mins
Days assigned
Days assigned/ charged: The number of days charged or assigned to an injury caused by an occupational accident or occupational disease, provided that the injury results in death, disability or partial permanent disability.
12 hrs
days taken off work
In the given example they're the days taken away from work due to a work-related injury, accident or illness.
14 hrs
injury leave
Working days lost to workers' injury-related inability to work:
https://hr.unl.edu/policies/workers-compensation-and-injury-...
Not sure if you're including worker's compensation on top of the simple inability to work though, in which case maybe "worker's comp. time off" or some variation could be applicable.
https://hr.unl.edu/policies/workers-compensation-and-injury-...
Not sure if you're including worker's compensation on top of the simple inability to work though, in which case maybe "worker's comp. time off" or some variation could be applicable.
3 days 21 hrs
Spanish term (edited):
días cargados a una lesión
days charged to an injury
The question could have been better formulated. The same preposition of 'a' is used for asignan - cargados is a financial debit.
BTW, another previous answer mixes up the charge with the assignment.
BTW, another previous answer mixes up the charge with the assignment.
Example sentence:
— the man-days charged to the injury shall be subtracted from the schedule charge for the injury when permanent disability becomes. 'known.
Reference comments
1 hr
Reference:
Here's the context
I suspect this isn't the text the asker is translating, since it's the first Google hit. It's about workplace accident reporting.
http://www.ametsoluciones.com.co/indicadores-minimos-de-segu...
http://www.ametsoluciones.com.co/indicadores-minimos-de-segu...
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