Traducción de «jurisdicción laboral » (Español → Inglés) :

labour tribunal [ industrial trade court | industrial tribunal ]

labour courts

ordinary court of law [ county court | court of bankruptcy | court of first instance | court of justice | district court ]

act of non-contentious jurisdiction

fisheries jurisdiction | jurisdiction over fisheries

personal jurisdiction [ jurisdiction over the person | jurisdiction ratione personae | in personam jurisdiction | jurisdiction in personam | jurisdiction of the person ]

act of contentious jurisdiction

bed ploughing | conventional ploughing | one way plowing | ploughing in blocks | ploughing in lands | round and round ploughing | run-round ploughing | systematic ploughing

Affairs under jurisdiction of a court

78. Stresses, however, that the OECD’s work on its former list of uncooperative tax havens was based on a political process which led to arbitrary compromises already when setting the criteria for the lists, such as the requirement to conclude tax agreements with 12 other countries, and resulted in no jurisdiction being listed as an uncooperative tax haven; stresses that its current approach is still based on criteria which refer to tax transparency and the exchange of information, and are not comprehensive enough to address the harmfulness of certain tax practices; notes that, whatever its merits, this limits the relevance of the OECD ...[+++]’s approach to identifying those tax jurisdictions which are pillars of tax avoidance practices and harmful tax competition worldwide; stresses, in particular, that this approach does not refer to any qualitative indicators for an objective assessment of compliance with good governance practices or consider quantitative data such as book profits, incoming and outgoing financial flows and their (dis)connection from the economic reality in a given jurisdiction;

78. Stresses, however, that the OECD’s work on its former list of uncooperative tax havens was based on a political process which led to arbitrary compromises already when setting the criteria for the lists, such as the requirement to conclude tax agreements with 12 other countries, and resulted in no jurisdiction being listed as an uncooperative tax haven; stresses that its current approach is still based on criteria which refer to tax transparency and the exchange of information, and are not comprehensive enough to address the harmfulness of certain tax practices; notes that, whatever its merits, this limits the relevance of the OECD ...[+++]’s approach to identifying those tax jurisdictions which are pillars of tax avoidance practices and harmful tax competition worldwide; stresses, in particular, that this approach does not refer to any qualitative indicators for an objective assessment of compliance with good governance practices or consider quantitative data such as book profits, incoming and outgoing financial flows and their (dis)connection from the economic reality in a given jurisdiction;

24. Affirms that the right to a judicial remedy should be upheld at all times in respect of the EPPO’s activity and recognises, also, the need for the EPPO to operate effectively; believes, therefore, that any decision taken by the EPPO should be subject to judicial review before the competent court; stresses that the decisions taken by the Chambers, such as the choice of jurisdiction for prosecution, the dismissal or reallocation of a case or a transaction, should be subject to judicial review before the Union courts;

Considering that their fixed-term employment contracts had been unlawfully terminated, the seafarers concerned brought an action before an Italian court seeking a declaration that those contracts were void and their conversion into contracts of indefinite duration.