Traduction de «Vérification des régimes de revenu différé » (Français → Anglais) :

deferred income plans audit [ DIP audit ]

Deferred Income Plans and Trusts Section

Deferred Income Plans

To complement the social OMC, the The EESC calls for an exchange of best practices from minimum income schemes and guidelines at the national level to support Member States to establish minimum income schemes and make them properly focussed and efficient supports the introduction of a European directive that would extend minimum income schemes to all Member States, improve the adequacy of existing schemes, taking into account different national contexts, and thus send a strong message regarding the EU social pillar. Moreover the newly introduced social scoreboard can help to prevent ...[+++] potential disparities.

To complement the social OMC, the EESC supports the introduction of a European directive that would extend minimum income schemes to all Member States, improve the adequacy of existing schemes, taking into account different national contexts, and thus send a strong message regarding the EU social pillar.

95. Wishes the Commission to launch, in full compliance with the principle of subsidiarity, a consultation on the possibility of a legislative initiative concerning a sensible minimum income which will allow economic growth, prevent poverty and serve as a basis for people to live in dignity, play a full part in society and make headway with finding employment or identifying training opportunities, and which will play an automatic stabilising role for the economy, with due regard for differing practices, and for collective labour agreements and legislation in the various Member States, bearing in mind that the definition of a minimum inco ...[+++]me remains the prerogative of each Member State; wishes the Commission to help the Member States share best practice in relation to minimum income levels, and encourages the Member States to develop minimum income schemes based on at least 60% of the median income in each Member State;

95. Wishes the Commission to launch, in full compliance with the principle of subsidiarity, a consultation on the possibility of a legislative initiative concerning a sensible minimum income which will allow economic growth, prevent poverty and serve as a basis for people to live in dignity, play a full part in society and make headway with finding employment or identifying training opportunities, and which will play an automatic stabilising role for the economy, with due regard for differing practices, and for collective labour agreements and legislation in the various Member States, bearing in mind that the definition of a minimum inco ...[+++]me remains the prerogative of each Member State; wishes the Commission to help the Member States share best practice in relation to minimum income levels, and encourages the Member States to develop minimum income schemes based on at least 60% of the median income in each Member State;