Central and Eastern Europe Sample Clauses

Central and Eastern Europe. Albania Belarus Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Macedonia Moldavia Poland Romania Russia Serbia & Montenegro Slovakia Slovenia Ukraine
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Central and Eastern Europe. The Central and Eastern Europe segment is to be one of the central core areas of growth for Commerzbank (new). The aim is to become one of the key players among foreign banks in the region. Dresdner Bank’s existing activities in Central and Eastern Europe will be integrated into Commerzbank (new). In countries where parallel Commerzbank (new) and Allianz activities exist or are being developed, the intention is to build up possible cooperations between the Parties. The planned expansion will be driven forward by organic growth and external additions. The organic growth will result from the further development of existing business activities and the regional roll-out of business models already successful in other countries (e.g. m-Bank). The growth initiatives will focus on business in retail and corporate banking. Regional emphases will be determined in line with specific country rankings, which take account of market appeal, economic and political stability, and so on. This is a draft translation that is provided as a courtesy. Only the German version of the document is legally binding.
Central and Eastern Europe. The Alico Business has the largest insurance platform in the Central and Eastern European region with 13 markets, which include Poland, Greece, Bulgaria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Ukraine, Russia, Romania, Hungary, Latvia, Serbia, Lithuania and Cyprus. This region accounted for $1.7 billion, or approximately 12% of the Alico Business’ total revenues for the year ended November 30, 2009. The Alico Business’ principal products offered in the region include life insurance (traditional and unit-linked), accident and health insurance, individual annuities, group life insurance, pension funds and mutual funds. Its products are distributed through captive agency, bancassurance, brokers, group sales force and direct marketing distribution channels.
Central and Eastern Europe. While the productivist strategies described above have been pursued across the EU, Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) have followed distinctive paths of agricultural development relative to Western European countries as a result of collectivized agriculture under socialist re- gimes. During this period, farms in CEE followed a distinctly dualistic path, with two principal types of farm structures: small, self-subsistence plots on one hand, and large-scale collectivized state farms producing the majority of output on the other, which followed the same logic of economies of scale as in Western Europe (Xxxxxx et al., 2004). Agriculture was an integral part of the central- ly planned economy, and CEE countries were major suppliers of agricultural products to the Soviet Union, with collectivized farms linked to centralized input-supply and product-processing facilities (IAASTD, 2009). Large farms underwent rapid industrialization from the 1970-1990s, during which time CEE agriculture was considered as intensive as its Western European counterpart in terms of inputs such as fertilizers (Figure 9). Meanwhile, small farms developed and were authorized by Soviet authorities in response to food shortages, but their development was not supported xxxxx- cially by the government as to avoid tendencies towards private ownership (ibid). Socialized agri- culture was focused on quantity rather than quality, and is largely regarded as having suffered from inefficiency as a result of its insulation from market signals (Xxxxxx et al., 2004). Figure 9: Fertilizer consumption in 13 North-, West- and South-European (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom), and in four CEECs (Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania) between 1961 and 2002. Source: Stoate et al. (2009). The transition to democracy and market economies beginning in the early nineties was marked by a high decrease in overall output as a result of market restructuring, a decrease in consumption, and difficulties with market access (Macours & Swinnen, 1999 ; OECD, 2001). De-collectivization took two central forms: state farms were either downsized or dismantled to create family farms, or were taken over privately by corporations without significant downsizing. Within the second restructuring, some farms underwent a “token restructuring”, in which privatization did not signif- icantly change production, whereas others underwent...
Central and Eastern Europe. Bulgaria The Livestock Markets
Central and Eastern Europe. The interactive methodology of Labs uses design thinking and gamification to engage consumers, stimulate creativity and xxxxxx the acceptance of new products. It allows non-experts to modify product features without the need to master specialist vocabulary or understand ingredients/manufacturing methods. This collective exercise yields non-obvious, counter-intuitive combinations of product features and be attractive for consumers involved in the co-creation. Selected activities of EIT Food RIS Consumer Engagement Labs will be implemented with the support of dedicated subcontractors. EIT Food Co-Location Centres (CLCs) North-East and South together with University of Warsaw organized an open call to select consortia consisting of subcontractors, using clear and transparent selection criteria, and each local consortium consists of 3 organisations operating in the same country. Contractual tasks of the Subcontractor: Consortium member 1 - Scientific organisation

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  • Separate Central and Local Terms The collective agreement shall consist of two parts. Part “A” shall comprise those terms which are central terms. Part “B” shall comprise those terms which are local terms.

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  • Hospital Central Agreement March The job posting provisions take precedence over any recall rights that employees may have under this Agreement, unless provided herein. Where a full-time employee on layoff is the successful candidate for a vacant part-time position, she or he shall retain recall rights to her or his former position in the full-time bargaining unit for a period of six (6) months from the date of her or his layoff. This shall also apply to a part-time employee on layoff who is the successful candidate for a vacant full-time position. In these circumstances, the job posting provisions will not apply. A nurse may make a written request for transfer by advising the Hospital and filing a Request for Transfer form indicating her or his name, qualifications, experience, present area of assignment, seniority and requested area of assignment. A Request for Transfer shall become active as of the date it is received by the Hospital and shall remain so until December following. Such requests will be considered as applications for posted vacancies and subsequent vacancies created by the filling of a posted vacancy. A list of vacancies filled in the preceding month under Articles (a) and and the names of the successful applicants, will be posted, with a copy provided to the Association. The Association will also be advised of any posted positions that have been rescinded by the Hospital in the preceding month. Unsuccessful applicants will be notified. The local parties will ensure that there is a means of notifying the unsuccessful applicants in a timely manner. At the request of the nurse, the Hospital will discuss with unsuccessful applicants ways in which they can improve their qualifications for future Nurses shall be selected for positions under either (a) or on the basis of their skill, ability, experience and qualifications. Where these factors are relatively equal amongst the nurses considered, seniority shall govern providing the successful applicant, if any, is qualified to the available work within an appropriate familiarization period. Where seniority governs, the most senior applicant, regardless of her or his bargaining unit, will be selected. Where the applicant has been selected in accordance with this Article and it is subsequently determined that she or he cannot satisfactorily perform the job to which she or he was promoted or transferred, the Hospital will attempt, during the first sixty (60) tours (450 hours for nurses whose regular hours of work are other than the standard work day) worked from the date on which the nurse was first assigned to the vacancy, to return the nurse to her or his former job, and the filling of the subsequent vacancies will likewise be reversed. Notwithstanding the level of entry to practice (baccalaureate degree in nursing) which will become effective in the Hospital will not establish qualifications, or identify them in job in an arbitrary or unreasonable manner. Hospital Central Agreement March Vacancies which are not expected to exceed sixty (60) calendar days and vacancies caused due to illness, accident, leaves of absence (including pregnancy and parental) may be filled at the discretion of the Hospital. In filling such vacancies consideration shall be given to regular part-time nurses in the bargaining unit on the basis of seniority who are qualified to perform the work in question. If the temporary vacancy is not filled by a regular part-time nurse, consideration will be given to casual part-time nurses in the bargaining unit on the basis of seniority who are qualified to perform the work in question, prior to utilizing non-bargaining unit nurses supplied by an agency or registry. It is understood, however, that where such vacancies occur on short notice, failure to offer part-time nurses such work shall not result in any claim for pay for time not worked while proper arrangements are made to fill the vacancy. Where part-time nurses fill temporary full-time vacancies, such nurses shall be considered regular part- time and shall be covered by the terms of the part-time collective agreement. Upon completion of the temporary vacancy, such nurse shall be reinstated to her or his former position unless the position has been discontinued, in which case the nurse shall be given a comparable job. Where the Local parties agree, full-time nurses may be considered for temporary full-time vacancies on the same basis as regular part-time nurses.

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