Traduction de «labour voucher » (Anglais → Français) :

tuition voucher [ tuition-fee voucher | education voucher | training account | completion voucher ]

couchette supplement | couchette voucher | sleeping-berth supplement | sleeping-berth voucher

exchange voucher | voucher

education voucher | training credit | training voucher

school voucher [ voucher | private-school voucher ]

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redeem voucher | redeem ticket | redeem coupon | reimbursement voucher | reimbursement ticket | reimbursement coupon

voucher register | register of vouchers

Greece highlights a scheme of the Ministry of Labour and Social Security to give performance vouchers providing free admission to theatrical performances, summer open-air cinemas, concerts and other arts events and free tickets for performances at Epidaurus and other ancient theatres.

whereas some sectoral supporting measures, such as the Swedish tax deduction for domestic services, the French ‘service employment voucher’ or the Belgian ‘service voucher’, have proven their effectiveness in reducing undeclared work, improving working conditions and granting regular labour rights to domestic and care workers.

Asks the Member States to consider incentives to encourage the use of declared domestic workers and carers; encourages the Member States to put in place simple declaration systems so as to discourage and tackle the issue of undeclared employment, as recommended by the European Economic and Social Committee in its opinion on developing services to the family to increase employment rates and promote gender equality at work (SOC/508); recommends that the Commission promote the exchange of best practices between the Member States, following the example of successful models that have had a positive impact on the sector in social and labour terms, e.g. the ‘se ...[+++]rvice vouchers’ introduced by Belgium and the ‘universal service employment cheque (CESU)’ in France.

Payment instruments covered by the limited network exclusion could include store cards, fuel cards, membership cards, public transport cards, parking ticketing, meal vouchers or vouchers for specific services, which are sometimes subject to a specific tax or labour legal framework designed to promote the use of such instruments to meet the objectives laid down in social legislation.