What does "pito a pito" mean?
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Itemized thing under a labor agreement in Colombia.
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updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by jhondonn
im not sure - lealen1586, Sep 28, 2011
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I think that it means "whistle to whistle". Working from the scheduled punch-in time to the scheduled punch-out time.
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by alba3
Wow! Don't know if you're right, but it is a great answer! - h1deaway, Mar 23, 2010
i think your right!!! - lealen1586, Sep 28, 2011
I'm adding that to my flashcards - KevinB, Sep 28, 2011
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It could also mean something like "Start to finish." Because in many areas, when a whistle is blown, it means to start to work or do something. And when blown again it means to finish what was started.
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by Tattle
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Estoy de acuerdo con Alba 
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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hi imkeisha whats your name !!!!
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by lealen1586
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yes it is a whistle 2 whistle you are right.
updated Sep 28, 2011
posted by lealen1586
