mailbox | electronic mailbox | email box | e-mail box | mailbox buffer | mbox | e-box

mailbox [ mail box | electronic mailbox | electronic mail box | e-mail box | mbox | email box | e-box ]

FIS Mailbox

brass plate company | dummy company | front company | letterbox company | money box company | paper company | shell company | shell corporation

letter-box | private letter box

street letter box pre-cull [ SLB pre-cull | street letter box pre-sort | SLB pre-sort ]

- When addressing the problem that EU minimum standards for worker protection are circumvented through 'letter box companies'[13] in the context of the Posting of Workers Directive, it was clear that micro-enterprises could not be excluded. This was because such letter box companies are, almost by definition, micro-enterprises and excluding them would have undermined the main objective of the measure: stopping unfair commercial practices and unfair treatment of employees.

To this extent, the effective enforcement of this Regulation would implicitly lead to the eradication of letter box companies. The Regulation entered into force by 4 December 2011, thus making letter box companies illegal from that date.

34. Asks the Member States and the Commission to adopt measures to combat abuses, in particular regarding activities of those "letterbox-companies" which are not engaged in any genuine and effective business in the country of establishment but which have been created, sometimes even directly by the main contractor in the host country, for the sole purpose of carrying out business in the host country, in order to circumvent the full application of host country rules and regulations in particular with regard to wages and working conditions ; calls on the Commission to lay down clear rules to combat "letterbox companies" in its code of con ...[+++]duct for undertakings under the Services Directive;

32. Asks the Member States and the Commission to adopt measures to combat abuses, in particular regarding activities of those "letterbox-companies" which are not engaged in any genuine and effective business in the country of establishment but which have been created, sometimes even directly by the main contractor in the host country, for the sole purpose of carrying out business in the host country, in order to circumvent the full application of host country rules and regulations in particular with regard to wages and working conditions ; calls on the Commission to lay down clear rules to combat "letterbox companies" in its code of con ...[+++]duct for undertakings under the Services Directive;