Traduction de «Business-to-employee e-commerce » (Anglais → Français) :

25. Considers that the transfer of a business to the employees through the creation of a cooperative and other forms of employee ownership could be the best way of ensuring the continuity of an enterprise; stresses that this kind of transfer of businesses to employees, in particular with regard to worker cooperatives and worker buy-outs, should be supported by a specific EU budget line that also includes financial instruments; calls urgently for the creation, with the participation of the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the social partners, and with stakeholders from the cooperative movement, of a European mechanism designed to promote the development of cooperatives and, in particular, business transfers under the cooperative form, al ...[+++]so through, for example, the instrument of mutualisation funds;

100. Calls on the Commission to act swiftly and to report in 2012 on its progress in tackling the ten barriers to cross-border e-commerce, as stated in its communication of 22 October 2009 on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU (COM(2009)0557); calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure a high level of consumer protection in e-commerce and the removal of the barriers to the development of e-commerce identified in the Commission's 2010 communication on the Digital Agenda and its 2009 communication on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU, through both legislative and non-legislative means; ...[+++]invites the Commission to launch a dialogue between interested parties and the US, with a view to examining means of developing a transatlantic electronic market;

100.Calls on the Commission to act swiftly and to report in 2012 on its progress in tackling the ten barriers to cross-border e-commerce, as stated in its communication of 22 October 2009 on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU (COM(2009)0557); calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure a high level of consumer protection in e-commerce and the removal of the barriers to the development of e-commerce identified in the Commission’s 2010 communication on the Digital Agenda and its 2009 communication on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU, through both legislative and non-legislative means; i ...[+++]nvites the Commission to launch a dialogue between interested parties and the US, with a view to examining means of developing a transatlantic electronic market;

100. Calls on the Commission to act swiftly and to report in 2012 on its progress in tackling the ten barriers to cross-border e-commerce, as stated in its communication of 22 October 2009 on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU (COM(2009)0557 ); calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure a high level of consumer protection in e-commerce and the removal of the barriers to the development of e-commerce identified in the Commission's 2010 communication on the Digital Agenda and its 2009 communication on cross-border business to consumer e-commerce in the EU, through both legislative and non-legislative means; ...[+++] invites the Commission to launch a dialogue between interested parties and the US, with a view to examining means of developing a transatlantic electronic market;

This highlights the urgency of tackling the regulatory barriers holding back European businesses from trading cross-border.The Commission identified these barriers in the Communication on Cross-Border Business to Consumer e-Commerce in the EU

It works through a consortia of regional business support organisations and involves enterprises testing existing on-line support services for E-commerce and exchanging information at European level on successful small businesses involved in E-commerce.