¿"ANTIGÜEDAD" EN INGLÉS? In human resources circles in Spain, there is often talk about the issue of "antigüedad". Especially, because in general, the more you work in a company, the more expensive it is for the company to dismiss/fire/sack/make you redundant (hay muchas palabrabras para decir "despedir" en inglés). So, how can you say "antigüedad (en una empresa)" in English? Well, the answer is: it is a bit difficult. It is a little like the verb "estrenar" there is no good translation for it. Instead, you need to use the present perfect tense and say something like: "He has been at the company a long time" or "How long has he been in the company?" Hope that helps!
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Ets
12/3/2018 10:26:00
Hello!
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Manuel Campos Córdoba
12/3/2018 16:40:01
Hi Daniel, do you think "seniority" could be a good option?
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