Traduction de «revenu gagné en période d'études » (Français → Anglais) :

in-study income [ in-study student income | study period earnings | study period income ]

Finland will experiment for a three-year period with the rule that at least 20 % of the earned income of a person or family applying for income support will be disregarded.

(c) the income earned or realized by a corporation for a period throughout which it was a private corporation is deemed to be its income for the period otherwise determined on the assumption that no amounts were deductible by the corporation under section 37.1 of this Act, as that section applies for taxation years that ended before 1995, or paragraph 20(1)(gg) of the Income Tax Act, chapter 148 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1952;

Not all tax dollars flowed through the CCP, but these were some of the interests they advocated for: that people are entitled to collect welfare, regardless of the income earned by their common-law spouse residing in the same house, and by that I mean you get a welfare cheque even if you're living with someone who's earning a decent income; that non-citizens should acquire the opportunity to avoid deportation by giving birth to children in Canada; that a pregnant woman has the right to continue harming her unborn child by sniffing glue; that more tax d ...[+++]ollars should be spent on legal aid and on health services for non-citizens; that physical fitness standards for firefighters should be lowered to accommodate women; that freedom of political speech should be restricted in the name of equality and Canadian values; that employment insurance benefits should be extended to people who have worked fewer than 700 hours in the preceding one-year qualifying period; that the state should prohibit prayer and peaceful protest near abortion clinics; that legally owned guns play a significant role in perpetrating violence against women and children; that the term spouse need not refer to a member of the opposite sex.

36. Notes that high rates of long-term unemployment in the Union, especially in some Member States, are resulting in an increasing number of workers losing their benefits before finding a new job; notes that some Member States have limited access to such benefits or have reduced the amount available and/or the eligibility period for them; calls on the Member States, in the framework of their competences, to maintain a balance between adequate social protection and adequate incentives for active job- searching which provide personalised support without a punitive conditionality that undermines social rights; calls on the Member States ...[+++]to establish strong activation measures in order to achieve more effective results; recognises that improving employment policy and social protection with the aim of activating support and protecting people, thereby ensuring stronger social cohesion, are key components of sustainable economic growth; calls for a specific study to be carried out on such incentives at EU level, and calls on the Member States to introduce, in accordance with national practices, minimum income schemes aimed at tackling pockets of social exclusion and ensuring a minimum income for households;