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jngrad
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jngrad
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Let me know, if I can help with that |
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I have conferred with a British colleague, on- and offboarding are indeed terms that are used in British English. Clearly some new-fangled HR speak that I hadn't come across before. I cannot merge the request, so someone who can please go ahead. |
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change spelling to British English and replace some American English terms with BE ones
It might be an idea to port the spell check action the-teachingRSE-project/competencies#148 divised by @BeastyBlacksmith