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Syndical

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syn·dic  (sndk)
n.
1. One appointed to represent a corporation, university, or other organization in business transactions; a business agent.
2. A civil magistrate or similar government official in some European countries.

[French, from Old French sindiz, from Late Latin syndicus, from Greek sundikos, public advocate : sun-, syn- + dik, justice; see deik- in Indo-European roots.]

syndi·cal adj.


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Le dossier de preparation de la refonte des conventions collectives semble avoir entraine des negociations serrees entre le monde syndical et le comite de transition.
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