Concessive is an adjective referring to what has permission or authorization to do something, that is, the condition of someone who grants a certain thing to someone.
In Portuguese grammar, concessive refers to subordinate conjunctions or clauses by concession. They consist of sentences that narrate events that are contrary to and subordinate to the important fact expressed in the main clause, and these do not prevent the execution of this action.
Example: "The man went his way even though it rained".
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When you say that a person is concessive it means that it is someone who usually makes compromises or compromises. To be concessive is to make something available or make available.
Concession period and Acquisition period
The vesting period of vacation represents the condition for the employee to be entitled to enjoy the their thirty days of annual vacation, according to the CLT (Consolidation of the Laws of the Work). That is, it consists of the first
twelve calendar months completed working at the company. Thus, every twelve months the employee receives the right to thirty days of vacation, which, in turn, must be taken during the concession period.The concession period of vacation corresponds to the twelve months after the end of the vesting period. During this period of time the employee must take their vacation days, otherwise the company is obliged to pay double the professional's vacation.
For example, if an employee starts working at a certain company on January 1, 2017, the vesting period will end on January 1, 2018. From this date onwards, the concession period begins, that is, the professional has until January 1, 2019 to enjoy his/her thirty days of vacation.
See too: Examples of use of notwithstanding and its meaning.
