Oct 29, 2009 03:08
14 yrs ago
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German term

Abgleich zwischen

German to English Social Sciences Education / Pedagogy staff training
SOP on Mitarbeiterschulung :
“Jede(r) Mitarbeiter(in) mit Personalverantwortung ist verantwortlich für die Ermittlung des Schulungsbedarfs,...für den Abgleich zwischen den erforderlichen und den erfolgten Schulungen”. A training log book is maintained on training given to employees and checks made at quarterly intervals: “Die Prüfung beinhaltet einen Abgleich zwischen den erforderlichen und den erfolgten Schulungen”.
I understand this to mean a comparison is made between the required training (still to be done) and the training already delivered. But does this also mean that the amount of training being delivered must keep step with the training required? (so there is no backlog?)

Discussion

Jutta Scherer Oct 29, 2009:
Difficult to say... Normally I would understand the sentence to mean that the person simply keeps updating the training log book.
However, it *could* also mean that he/she is to ensure that people receive the required training. Since this is about someone with "Personalverantwortung" I tend to assume the latter.

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reconciling with

Die Prüfung beinhaltet einen Abgleich zwischen den erforderlichen und den erfolgten Schulungen - the review consists of reconciling required training with training delivered
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agree Monika Elisabeth Sieger
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comparison between

...I think this is what is meant, to see which things have already been discussed and which not.
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matches required training with training delivered

Die Prüfung beinhaltet einen Abgleich zwischen den erforderlichen und den erfolgten Schulungen”. -> The review matches required training with training delivered.

Ich verstehe dies als einen Abgleich im Sinne eines "Deckvergleiches". It should match.

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