Translation of "occupational expenses " (English → French) :

8. Notes that the coordinated package of personalised services to be co-funded includes measures for the reintegration of 1 517 workers into employment such as occupational guidance, job-search assistance, entrepreneurship promotion, vocational training and skills upgrade, guidance for workers over 50 years old, job-search allowances, hiring benefits, contributions to commuting expenses and contributions to the expenses for a change of residence;

With regard to (b), as part of regular reporting requirements, a list of travel and hospitality expenses for the Embassy of Canada in Ireland can be found on the department’s website: [http ...]

The Court of Justice of the European Communities first of all notes that the parties are in agreement on the fact that, in accordance with the directive, account need not be taken, as component elements of the minimum wage, of payment for overtime, contributions to supplementary occupational retirement schemes, amounts paid in respect of reimbursement of expenses actually incurred by reason of the posting, and flat-rate sums calculated on a basis other than that of the hourly rate.

If we have a good we're selling for $1, the cost of that good to us might be between 75¢ and 80¢, which leaves 25¢ to 20¢ left over for all our expenses, including everything from rent, occupancy cost, labour, advertising, head office, and other expenses.

WHEREAS the Royal Proclamation of 1763 recognizes that there were self-governing peoples living in the territory of Canada before Europeans arrived; AND WHEREAS history records that the Crown entered into legal relations with certain nations, tribes and bodies of Indians; AND WHEREAS these relations were premised not on conquest and unilateral control, but on principles established by treaties with the Crown, allowing for co-existence and the occupation of territory by the First Nations and by those who came after them, in the settlement that resulted in the establishment of the Dominion of Canada; AND WHEREAS Parliament subsequently ...[+++]passed certain laws in relation to Indians and lands reserved for the Indians; AND WHEREAS some of these laws have created a cumbersome, expensive and inefficient system of administration over Indians and their lands; AND WHEREAS by subsection 35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982, the aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are recognized and affirmed;

WHEREAS the Royal Proclamation of 1763 recognizes that there were self-governing peoples living in the territory of Canada before Europeans arrived; AND WHEREAS history records that the Crown entered into legal relations with certain nations, tribes and bodies of Indians; AND WHEREAS these relations were premised not on conquest and unilateral control, but on principles established by treaties with the Crown, allowing for co-existence and the occupation of territory by the First Nations and by those who came after them, in the settlement that resulted in the establishment of the Dominion of Canada; AND WHEREAS Parliament subsequently ...[+++]passed certain laws in relation to Indians and lands reserved for the Indians; AND WHEREAS some of these laws have created a cumbersome, expensive and inefficient system of administration over Indians and their lands; AND WHEREAS by subsection 35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982, the aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are recognized and affirmed;