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prima de antigüedad

Also spelled: prima

What does prima de antigüedad mean?

A payment owed to a worker for time served when an open-ended contract ends, whether they quit or are dismissed. It accrues per year worked and is distinct from severance for unfair dismissal.

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His final settlement included the prima de antigüedad and unused vacation.Al liquidarlo le pagaron la prima de antigüedad y las vacaciones.

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