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Mar 13, 2013 22:46
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Arabic term

أو لحين توجيه مواطن على وظيفته

Arabic to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
تجديد عقده لمدة سنة أو لحين توجيه مواطن على وظيفته أيهما أقرب
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Proposed translations

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11 mins

Or until a citizen is directed to his job

I found this talking about:
صدر توجيه الخدمة المدنية على الوظيفة بخطاب "توجيه مواطن مستجدّ على وظيفة شاغرة" برقم 44982
http://www.ksa2222.com/vb//archive/index.php/t-40526.html
أعتقد أن التوجيه هو من الشركة التي تعين الموظفين في العمل

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Note added at 32 mins (2013-03-13 23:18:11 GMT)
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There are many other words to use instead of "directed" but this depends on the rest of your document. For example
Outplacement
http://www.almaany.com/home.php?language=arabic&word=توجيه&l...
Outplacement Services Employment خدمات توجيه وظيفي
placement = تعيين
http://www.almaany.com/home.php?language=arabic&word=placeme...
And you will need to adjust it to use the noun, Or until the placement of a citizen in his job, etc
Peer comment(s):

agree Awad Balaish
7 hrs
Thank you very much
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35 mins

or until employs a citizen

or until employs a citizen
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7 hrs

or until a citizen is oriented on his job

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21 hrs

or until a xxxx citizen/national is posted to his job

where xxxx = the nationality concerned, I think the nationality is needed for clarification it sounds odd without specifying further
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3 days 14 hrs

or until a national/citizen is placed in a job

If "his" is not necessary to convey the meaning of the source text then I would also omit it from the TT as it isn't stylistically correct and may sound a bit odd when read aloud by native speakers.

You may also use:

or until the national/citizen receives job placement


Explanation:
Need more context here, but:

If a public job placement service is assigning nationals or citizens to various positions of employment, you could use my translation. Perhaps in that case, the citizen previously signed a contract to receive unemployment benefits/stipends from the government (which explains why it is mentioned in the beginning of the Arabic source unit).

More context is needed.



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Note added at 3 days14 hrs (2013-03-17 13:24:32 GMT)
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Re: Job Placement Services - The Employment Service, Arizona Department of Economic Security (US) :

https://www.azdes.gov/main.aspx?menu=258&id=2198

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