Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
(être) sous la responsabilité civile de l'employeur
English translation:
(be) under the civil responsability of the employer
French term
(être) sous la responsabilité civile de l'employeur
Sous la responsabilité civile de l'employeur (article 1384-5 du Code civil) :
Cet article prévoit que le maître et les commettants sont responsables des dommages causés par leurs domestiques et préposés dans les fonctions auxquelles ils les ont employés."
"Il est expressément entendu que quel que soit le lieu d'exécution de la Prestation, le personnel du Prestataire demeure sous la responsabilité civile du Prestataire et sous son autorité hiérarchique."
4 +2 | (be) under the civil responsability of the employer | André Vanasse (X) |
3 +1 | About the employer's civil responsibility: | Michele Hamburg |
Jul 29, 2009 14:32: André Vanasse (X) Created KOG entry
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Proposed translations
(be) under the civil responsability of the employer
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Melissa McMahon
: I would say civil "liability" (a term aslso used in your ref) - "come under the civil liability of the employer"
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Valentina Viganò
: agree with Melissa
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About the employer's civil responsibility:
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Catherine Gilsenan
: I would put "Concerning" or "With regard to" or something similar and more formal.
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Thanks Catherine, I agree with you
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