Traduction de «gestion de procédures d'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

17. Points out that at present there are no rules on the coordination of insolvency proceedings with respect to different companies belonging to the same group of undertakings; draws attention to the need for rules to be adopted at EU level which further address the coordination and efficient administration of international group insolvencies so as to secure the interests of employees; additionally, stresses that rules on liabilities of subcontracting chains can help to protect workers affected by insolvency proceedings;

R. whereas existing legislation on information and consultation of workers as regards management of their firms must be correctly implemented so as to make possible a genuine dialogue with management and a clear definition of the firms' remuneration practices and objectives,

According to Article 15 of Directive 92/49/EEC, concerning acquisition of a qualifying holding in an insurance company (i.e. a direct or indirect holding which represents 10% or more of the capital or of the voting rights, or which makes it possible to exercise significant influence over management of the undertaking), interventions by Member States' supervisory authorities affecting the pursuit of business by a non-life insurance company must be based on "the need to ensure sound and prudent management of the insurance undertaking in question".

On the one hand it involves measures that encourage individuals to start-up businesses and equip them with the necessary skills to make their businesses successful. On the other hand it requires creating a business environment that makes it easier to start-up and run businesses and helps to reduce the number of failures.

The Commission considers that the measures in question should cover buildings, transport and industry, and should be designed: - to provide consumers with information * through the energy certification of buildings to inform prospective buyers, and subsequently prospective tenants, about the energy efficiency of the buildings in question * through energy audits in businesses to identify the improvements that can be made to energy installations and energy management - to encourage consumers to behave more responsibly * through the billing of heating, air-conditioning and hot-water costs on the basis of actual consumption rather than on a ...[+++]flat-rate basis (according to surface area or a share of the property) * through regular inspections of equipment which, because of their large numbers, have a significant effect on the energy balance: boilers and vehicles - to take the life expectancy of new buildings into account in relation to their thermal insulation - streamline public-sector authorization procedures for investments which can be financed by the energy savings they generate, i.e. third-party financing.

List of the personnalities members of the Group : Mr. Coleman Director-General of Transport (DG VII); Prof. Bayliss Professor of Business Economics, School of Management of Bath University, UK; Mr. Denkhaus Director of a German international road haulage undertaking; Mr. Ghigonis Gérant du G.E.I.E. des Associations de Transporteurs internationaux de l'Europe du Sud (GATRIES); Mr. Meeus Director of a Dutch international road haulage undertaking; Mr. Molinas Comité de Liaison Européen des Commissionaires et Auxiliaires de Transport (CLECAT); Mr. Ochoa Director of a Spanish international road haulage undertaking; Mr. Olivieri Vice-President of the Transport Group of the Central Organisation ...[+++] of leading italian manufacturing/ distributing companies (CENTROMARC); Mr. Rockmann Representative of the International Road Transport Union (IRU); Mr. de Villèle Secretary of the Committee of Transport Workers Unions.