Traduction de «Groupe de travail sur la répartition des entreprises » (Français → Anglais) :

Enterprise Allocation Working Group [ Enterprise Assessment Working Group ]

Working Group on Non-scheduled Traffic Shares | INTST [Abbr.]

Working Party on Safety Services in Industry

Working Party No. 6 on the Taxation of Multinational Enterprises [ Working Party on the Taxation of Multinational Enterprises ]

Advisory Group on Working Time and the Distribution of Work

Working Group on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises

7. Calls on the European Council to endorse the policy guidance to shift the tax burden as part of non-wage costs away from labour while encouraging the companies benefiting from those exemptions/reductions to offer decent living wages in return; believes that this would make hiring and retaining employees more attractive and improve the overall labour market situation, particularly that of vulnerable groups; calls on the European Council, in line with the subsidiarity principle, to endorse the guidance on increasing revenue through fair, progressive, redistributive, effective and efficient taxation, and better tax coordination to combat tax evasion, ...[+++] so as to ensure the fairness of the system and preserve social cohesion;

43. Welcomes the Commission's idea of setting up a working group on double taxation problems, involving tax authorities of Member States and, where appropriate, consumer associations; calls on the Commission to strengthen the EU working group on business taxation, the Joint Transfer Pricing Forum (JTPF), and to engage with the business community and advocates of consumers' rights;

This means that a project with an application which is not in English does not have a chance, even if, for example, the common working language of the group of companies in question is not English.

In their reply the Greek authorities submitted a number of reports drawn up by independent experts that have been used to (a) calculate and certify the overall cost of the VRS (KPMG has audited OTE’s 2005 financial results and certified the total cost of the VRS), (b) calculate the cost of permanency and the cost of higher salaries for OTE’s employees by using the appropriate benchmark in Greece (CRA International and the Hay Group undertook the relevant studies), and (c) describe the labour regulatory framework in Greece applicable to private undertakings in general and to OTE in particular (study by Mr Levantis, professor of labour law ...[+++] at the University of Athens).