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No. 7,578 in French

rtt

"RTT" stands for "Réduction du Temps de Travail," referring to compensatory days off granted to employees for working more than the legal working hours in France.

In a sentence

  • Je vais prendre un RTT demain pour me reposer.

    I will take an RTT tomorrow to rest.

    In this sentence, 'RTT' refers to time off granted under French labor laws (reduction of working time), used to take a day off.

  • Ses RTT lui permettent de partir en weekend prolongé.

    His RTTs allow him to go on extended weekends.

    Here, 'RTT' is used to describe the accumulated time off a worker has earned and can use to extend personal time.

  • L'entreprise a établi des règles pour la prise des RTT.

    The company established rules for taking RTTs.

    In this context, 'RTT' is discussed as a policy or system within workplace regulations allowing employees to take reduced working time.

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