If there are several unions based on an enterprise, on an industry, or both, competing in the same enterprise, the collective agreement shall be concluded with the union with the greatest number of members in the enterprise

Workers in socialized and non socialized establishments, and establishments owned by individuals which employ workers

Based on an enterprise, i.e., made up of workers employed in the same enterprise.

pensions for craftsmen, traders and business and

(c) The way in which local indigenous entrepreneurs and industries could prepare themselves for such a role

One or more enterprises which already control at least one enterprise directly or indirectly acquire total or partial control of one or more enterprises

3. individually and through enterprises (at a very small scale).

Finally, the programme runs a very efficient and cost effective small and microenterprise training programme in the Gaza Strip, which contributes to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the improvement of business skills in the local enterprise community.

The claimant allegedly operated four of the five businesses under rent a permit agreements with various Kuwaiti licence holders the claimant stated that the fifth business operated without a business licence prior to 2 August 1990.

In 22 of the individual claims identified as potentially overlapping with E4 claims, the Panel considers that the E4 claimant's business and the individual claimant's business were totally separate and distinct businesses that had been operating using the same trading name or business licence.

The second focus area is aimed at facilitating the entry of SMEs into international markets and value chains through the promotion of export consortia and the promotion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and business partnerships.

The entrepreneurial framework conditions aim to enhance the skills and motivations of individual entrepreneurs.

Mr. Toru Ueno, Principal Administrator, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development (CFE), Small and Medium sized Enterprise (SME) and Entrepreneurship Division, OECD

Then, in every country, leaders set the framework for local entrepreneurship by setting up businesses, by closing them down, and by formalizing the rules of the game.

They provide support and training for workers in micro enterprises and small and medium sized enterprises, as well as for owners.

67. Productive enterprises and the services that support their trading activities all depend on people.

That rich oil heiress from back East.

In three instances, the company and the individual claimant were partners in joint ventures.

Can it be for every man, or is this just for corporations and movie producers?

The review arrangements may apply to operations whose sole consequence is to enable an enterprise or group of enterprises to exert influence on one or more enterprises.

These programmes comprised the business partnership programme, information services, SME cluster and network development, export consortia, rural and women's entrepreneurship development, and SME enabling framework and institutional support.

With respect to the types of enterprises, one may distinguish between informal sector enterprises, essentially microenterprises, and enterprises in the formal sector, which include some microenterprises, SMEs and large firms.

The beginning of joint ventures abroad by manufacturing SMEs can be traced back to two different time periods depending on the size of firms (medium sized versus small enterprises).

Both systems include B2C and B2B platforms allowing tourism buyers and sellers to identify partners simply and effectively.

Unleashing Entrepreneurship Making Business Work for the Poor.

The Viet Nam Association of Young Entrepreneurs provides assistance to young people in starting up and running their businesses.

6. The possible conflicts of interest between large firms and SMEs and the tendency for government dialogue with the business sector to be dominated by the interests of large firms represent a common problem.

They include firms in the telecommunication, broadcasting, publishing, computing and software industries.

12. Invites national and international development entities, foundations and enterprises to explore ways of improving the access of older persons to credit, training and appropriate technologies for income generation and their participation in family, community and small businesses

The claimant seeks USD 13,192,938 for personal property losses and business losses sustained in connection with five scrap and auto parts businesses in Kuwait.

Two or more enterprises create a joint enterprise by setting up a new company.

It was two persons saying, Let's do this, and the company said, Yes.

Quick example from the corporate world.

With the rise of the business corporation, large family firms have generally disappeared. But that does not mean that a corporation is the right entity to engage in altruism though its various stakeholders obviously can spend any portion of the income they earn from the corporation and other sources in altruistic ways.

These services are grouped together in a dedicated programme for the promotion of CSR and business partnerships.

The participation of African people at the grass roots level through the establishment of micro, small and medium sized enterprises and family owned businesses is a crucial prerequisite for African development.

In this respect, access to finance for new and expanding firms greatly influences firm development and growth.

An issue related to the size of operation (plant and firm) is innovation, i.e. whether larger firms are more innovative than smaller ones.

The confusion is even greater in the case of the Church of Scientology, often described as a sect and a commercial enterprise, although those two ideas are contradictory, inasmuch as the term sect initially has a religious dimension, unlike commercial enterprise , and that whatever happens a religion is not a business.

The one example I take is a corporate headquarters for a company called Willis and Faber, in a small market town in the northeast of England, commuting distance with London.

35. Expected results and success criteria. The expected results of the enterprise Africa initiative will include 20 African countries assisted in starting new entrepreneurship programmes or strengthening existing ones 5,000 entrepreneurs trained, of which at least 40 per cent will be women 150 enterprise linkages established between African SMEs and foreign companies 90 local trainers certified to implement entrepreneurship workshops 200 entrepreneurship workshops organized.

Experience shows that the development of subcontracting arrangements between large firms and SMEs can give an incentive for large firms to provide financial, technical and other assistance to SMEs.

The claimant asserts personal losses and business losses allegedly sustained in connection with a contracting business in Kuwait in the amount of USD 22,262,837.

In some instances, there had been a relationship between the company and the individual claimant (for example, an employment relationship), but the businesses claimed were separate and distinct.

Emphasis will be placed on entrepreneurship development (with special focus on rural and women's entrepreneurship), the development of horizontal and vertical SME networks for ensuring job creation and income generation, and the strengthening of agro based and agro related industries.