Pay and new rules
C2 · Mastery · 6 lines
The dialogue, in order:
- The first speaker: Gudden Owend, wéi geet et?
Good evening, how are you? - The second speaker: Et geet mir gutt, merci.
I'm fine, thanks. - The first speaker: Wéinst de Spuermoossname sinn d'Gehälter gekierzt ginn.
Because of the savings measures, salaries have been cut. - The second speaker: D'Gesetz trëtt den 1. Januar a Kraaft.
The law enters into force on 1 January. - The first speaker: D'Cotisatioune vun de Krankekeese ginn d'nächst Joer gehéicht.
The contributions to the health funds will be raised next year. - The second speaker: Mäin Aarbechtsvertrag gesäit 32 Deeg Congé d'Joer vir.
My employment contract provides for 32 days of leave a year.
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The lines are taught in: Hello and goodbye, Economy and the labour market, Law, money and work
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