Traduction de «cotation des emplois » (Français → Anglais) :

job rating [ occupational rating ]

point-factor method of job evaluation

Merle d'Aubigné hip score [ Merle d'Aubigné's scoring system ]

Question No. 226 Hon. Roy Cullen: With regard to collateralized debt obligations (CDO’s) and the sub-prime mortgage credit crisis in the North American financial sector: (a) in 2007, was the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) aware of the exposure of financial institutions in Canada to CDO’s, and specifically sub-prime mortgages; (b) when it became aware of the exposure of Canadian banks to sub-prime mortgages, how did OSFI evaluate the risk of these CDO’s in the context of the solvency, liquidity and stability of Canada’s financial institutions; (c) did OSFI undertake any sensitivity analysis to assess the impact of factors such as interest rate changes, economic slowdown or job losses and property market decli ...[+++]nes on the viability of sub-prime mortgages; (d) were CDO’s adequately secured or insured by Canada’s chartered banks, and were these CDO instruments appropriately rated by the rating agencies; (e) given the recent losses or write downs by chartered Canadian banks, what action is the OSFI taking to safeguard Canada’s financial sector, its depositors and shareholders; and (f) what steps is the Minister of Finance taking to address this issue, and to ensure that this type of situation does not occur again?

But, as many studies have shown, to grow and create jobs, these enterprises need access to external equity financing in various forms, at the various stages of their development (formal and informal venture capital, stock market listing, etc).

Increased access to equity finance through flotation on a stock exchange will have a beneficial effect on the European economy and on the level of employment, and will produce positive effects for these enterprises.

The dumped imports were found to have caused material injury to the Community industry in particular in terms of : - The market share gained by the five countries concerned during the investigation period increased from 9.9% in 1989 to 19.6% in 1991/92; while, in a growing market, the Community industry's market share declined from 36% to 28%. - Price pressure, with margins of price undercutting up to 54.0%. - Capacity utilisation of the EU industry, which declined, on average, from 67% in 1989 to 60% in 1991/92. - Profitability, with losses amounting, on average, to 5% of turnover. - An overall reduction of employment from 30,500 to 22,250 employees over the ...[+++]investigation period.