Traduction de «Cotisation des salariés » (Français → Anglais) :

employee contribution [ employee premium | employee's premium | contribution of employee ]

worker's contribution | employees' contribution

employee's contribution | employee contribution

employer-employee contributions [ employee/employer contributions | employer/employee contribution ]

refund of employee's contributions [ refund of employee contributions ]

compulsory employees' social contributions

employee stock ownership plan | ESOP | employee share ownership plan | employee stock incentive ownership plan | employee stock purchase plan | employee share purchase plan | stock purchase plan | share purchase plan | stock option

employee mandatorily insured by an occupational benefits scheme | employee mandatorily insured | employee mandatorily insured by a personnel welfare institution | employee subject to mandatory benefit coverage | person subject to mandatory benefit coverage | employee subject to mandatory insurance

full-time employee | full-time worker | full-timer

employee insurance contributions

Definition: Ratio of total taxes on employed labour (personal income taxes plus employees' and employers' social security contributions plus payroll taxes) divided by the total compensation of employees plus payroll taxes paid by the employers.

6. Recalls that the core of European social models is the principle of solidarity between generations and social groups, and that it is primarily financed by work-related earnings, such as contributions by employees and employers and labour taxation; nevertheless points out that the ageing population will put serious pressure on the active work force and that solutions to the demographic change should be a political priority; stresses that, otherwise, demographic change could jeopardise the principle of solidarity and European social models as a consequence; stresses also the significant importance, therefore, of strengthening the pri ...[+++]nciple of solidarity, including fair financial compensation;

6. Recalls that the core of European social models is the principle of solidarity between generations and social groups, and that it is primarily financed by work-related earnings, such as contributions by employees and employers and labour taxation; nevertheless points out that the ageing population will put serious pressure on the active work force and that solutions to the demographic change should be a political priority; stresses that, otherwise, demographic change could jeopardise the principle of solidarity and European social models as a consequence; stresses also the significant importance, therefore, of strengthening the pri ...[+++]nciple of solidarity, including fair financial compensation;

6. Recalls that the core of European social models is the principle of solidarity between generations and social groups, and that it is primarily financed by work-related earnings, such as contributions by employees and employers and labour taxation; nevertheless points out that the ageing population will put serious pressure on the active work force and that solutions to the demographic change should be a political priority; stresses that, otherwise, demographic change could jeopardise the principle of solidarity and European social models as a consequence; stresses also the significant importance, therefore, of strengthening the pri ...[+++]nciple of solidarity, including fair financial compensation;