Examples of using Occupational pensions in English and their translations into Polish
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EN with a European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority and a European Securities
Occupational pensions are one element of employment conditions on the labour market,
The investment policy of an institution is a decisive factor for both security and affordability of occupational pensions.
November 2003: Commission Decision 2004/9/EC establishing the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Committee EIOPC.
Council Directive 91/675/EEC setting up a European insurance and occupational pensions committee, as regards the implementing powers conferred to the Commission.
The IORP sector is being developed in many Member States where occupational pensions so far play a limited role, including by setting up regulatory frameworks.
Directive 91/675/EEC of 19 December 1991 setting up a European insurance and occupational pensions committee.
These additions concern equal pay(Article 4) and occupational pensions for civil servants Article 6.
In exercising these implementing powers, the Commission will be assisted by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Committee set up by Commission Decision 2004/9/EC.
This is particularly relevant as more and more occupational pensions are defined-contribution(DC) schemes.
The Commission presented a Staff Working Document34 on the implementation of the provision concerning supplementary occupational pensions contained in the Insolvency Directive.
securities and insurance and occupational pensions sectors.
But the increasing pressure on the occupational pensions sector is likely to grow significantly in view of increasingly limited public pensions systems, and cross-border IORPs have the potential to represent an increasing share in occupational pension provision.
securities and insurance and occupational pensions sectors.
Brussels, 16 June 2011- The European Commission has today decided to refer Poland to the Court of Justice of the EU for failing to fully implement the Occupational Pensions Directive into national law.
We also maintain concerns over the issue of applying Solvency II-type capital requirements to pensions as this could potentially drive up costs without adding security for the UK's employer-sponsored occupational pensions.
help in securing adequate replacement rates in the future as a complement to state-based or occupational pensions.
National implementation of the Occupational Pensions Directive and its‘prudent man rule' should allow occupational pension funds to make a professional decision on their exposure to venture capital investment.
general guidance in the field of occupational pensions regulation, and information about whether the Member State chooses to apply this Directive in accordance with Articles 4 and 5;
The other is that the report clearly calls for action to be taken now on the portability of occupational pensions, which means considering a new directive.