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he was officially made redundant from his paper round. empezar lección
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1. if you are redundant, your employer no longer has a job for you
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he was officially made redundant from his paper round. empezar lección
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2. the job of delivering newspapers to a group of houses
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Kane Middleton received a formal letter from the company employing him, outlining his redundancy package of nought pounds empezar lección
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3. to describe sth in a general way, giving the main points but not the details
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he was officially made redundant from his paper round empezar lección
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4. Pol. zostać zredukowanym
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Kane Middleton received a formal letter from the company employing him, outlining his redundancy package of nought pounds empezar lección
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5. British English the number 0 [zero]
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You will not be required to work your notice period and therefore this date will be your last date of employment within the company empezar lección
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6. Pol. okres wypowiedzenia
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He was told he would be paid a redundancy package of nought weeks statutory redundancy equating to nought pounds. empezar lección
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7. fixed or controlled by law, Pol ustawowy
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He was told he would be paid a redundancy package of nought weeks statutory redundancy equating to nought pounds. empezar lección
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8. to be equal to sth is to ____ sth
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He would, however, receive one week's pay in lieu of notice, which amounted to £6.93, empezar lección
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He would, however, receive one week's pay in lieu of notice, which amounted to £6.93, empezar lección
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10. Pol wynosić (równać się), być równym
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Kane, who was using the money to buy treats for his pet hamster empezar lección
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11. something special that you give someone or do for them because you know they will enjoy it, a special food that tastes good, especially one that you do not eat very often
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'Kane's got no other income other than what he gets from his parents and will have to come cap in hand to us now." empezar lección
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12. to ask for money or help in a very respectful way, from someone who has a lot more power than you
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'We have to do everything by the book. It does seem quite an extreme measure but that's what you've got to do these days." empezar lección
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13. exactly according to rules or instructions
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'We have to do everything by the book. It does seem quite an extreme measure but that's what you've got to do these days." empezar lección
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14, an action, especially an official one, that is intended to deal with a particular problem [step], Pol. krok, środek (zaradczy)
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