"Tariff pause" is a German word that literally translates to "tariff pause". It is typically used in contexts such as:
Labor Law/Tariff Negotiations: A "tariff pause" can mean that there is a break or suspension of tariff negotiations, i.e., negotiations between employers and trade unions regarding wages, working hours, etc.
Energy/Mobile Phone Tariffs: In the area of energy or mobile phone contracts, a "tariff pause" could mean that an existing tariff (e.g., a favorable contract) is suspended or allowed to rest for a period of time.
Public Discussions: Sometimes politicians or associations call for a "tariff pause" when, for example, price increases (e.g., in local transport or energy prices) should be stopped in a tense situation.
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