Übersetzung für "Social charges " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

(4) In line with the conclusions of the Spring European Council of 22 and 23 March 2005, the objectives of full employment, job quality, labour productivity and social cohesion must be reflected in clear priorities: to enable a greater number of citizens, including women, and people over 50, to exercise a professional activity in an employed or self-employed capacity; to invest more in human capital by improving education and vocational training, and by promoting diversification of career choices, particularly for girls, in order to increase men’s and women’s fitness for employment throughout their working lives; promoting equal treatment and opportunities for women and men on the employment market through affirmative measures on behalf o ...[+++]f the underrepresented sex and an adequate, diversified supply of care arrangements for children and dependants; to offer businesses the necessary environment, inter alia in terms of tax, social charges and good governance, for them to adapt and restructure in order to be in a position to meet the challenges of innovation and technological development with a supply of products and services that respond to changing demand; these measures will help to safeguard a European social model based on appropriate social security system contributions and services and to guarantee their viability and solvency.

At the Transport Council meeting held on 26 March 2002, and with regard to the Regulation setting up the Joint Undertaking, as finally adopted on 21 May 2002, the Council and the Commission, on the one hand, and Belgium, on the other, made a declaration of commitment to exempt the Joint Undertaking and its staff from all taxes and social charges or similar obligations, to the extent that this was compatible with Community law and national law.

To be more precise, the Court stated that a reduction in social charges constitutes State aid when such a measure is ‘intended partially to exempt undertakings in a particular sector from the pecuniary social charges arising from the normal application of the general social security system when such an exemption is not justified by the nature or general scheme of that system’ (186).

14. Believes that the single market and the single currency contribute to increased employment by ensuring competition and choice across national boundaries; stresses that rigid labour markets, excessive taxation and social charges will undermine market forces, lead to less efficient production, harm investment and create more unemployment; believes that the closer coordination of employment and social policies at EU level can enhance the primary role of Member State governments and social partners in the generation of employment;

- DM 216 million of aid to finance social grant schemes specific to the coal industry, intended to cover the difference between actual and standard social charges.

4. an amount of DM 216 million in aid to finance social grant schemes specific to the coal industry, covering the difference between actual and standard social charges.