Traduction de «carence de l'entrepreneur » (Français → Anglais) :

default of contractor in compliance

remedy on contractor's failure to carry out work required

waiting period | elimination period | benefit waiting period | qualifying period

deficiency disease | nutrition deficiency disease | nutritional deficiency disease

vitamin A deficiency

action for failure to act [ appeal against Community inaction ]

There is simply not enough entrepreneurial spirit in Europe; there are not enough people prepared to become entrepreneurs.

Its intent is to change the name of the Act back to its original name, that is the Unemployment Insurance Act; to specify certain payments that are excluded from earnings; to allow benefits to continue while a claimant is on training to improve employability; to cancel the waiting period; to include dependent contractors; to alter the duration of benefits; to change the added benefits respecting local unemployment; to provide additional benefits for permanent layoff; to create a separate unemployment insurance trust fund to replace the present employment insurance account, which is a part of the Consolidated Revenue Fund; to rep ...[+++]lace the present Commission with an independent commission to be the trustee of the fund and the administrator of the Act; to remove the different status of re-entrants and new entrants; to place the burden of proof on the Commission to prove “arm's length” status and “just cause for leaving a job”; to ensure that every office and telephone access has an HRDC representative available.

54. Stresses the importance of giving support and attention to the private sector, provided that this does not consist of subsidies for firms which, in order to become established and successful, need only legal safety, bank funding, trained staff and sound infrastructure; considers that the financial and technical support provided by the European Union must be earmarked for entrepreneurs in the informal sector, which provides more than half the population of most of the countries in the South with a livelihood, remedies the failings of the State in many sectors and creates jobs; considers that it is the entrepreneurs in this genuinely ...[+++] mass economy who must be helped to form associations, acquire training, manage their businesses, secure financing and equipment and establish sound relations with the public authorities, particularly as regards taxation and employment legislation;

We note that Canadians are angry about lack of disclosure, particularly with respect to the level of bank charges; the policies of banks, which may strictly limit loans to small businesses, including women entrepreneurs; and the rate of loan default, which we really don't know.