SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS

"SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS" is a plural of: self-employed person.

Labor

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonym: SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS

Crosswords: SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS

Business

Self-employed persons are responsible for the entire 27 percent. (references)

Political Economy

Cuba

He suggested that the Ministry of Interior, the National Tax Office, and the Ministry of Finance act in a coordinated fashion to reduce "the illegal activities" of the many self-employed persons; however, there were no reports of coordination between these agencies during the year. (references)

Cuba

In 1998 the Government rescinded some of the changes that had led to the rise of legal nongovernmental business activity when it further tightened restrictions on the self-employed sector by reducing the number of categories allowed and by imposing relatively high taxes on self-employed persons. (references)

Cuba

According to government officials, the number of self-employed persons as of October 2000 was 109,562, a decrease from the 124,082 reported in 1999. If artists and intellectuals are included, the number of self-employed persons rises to 154,312. According to official figures, the economy grew 3.6 percent during the year. (references)

Travel

Uk

HMG has adopted the EU regulations governing the admission of non-EU business visitors and economic migrants to the UK, which limit the ability of some foreign nationals, including American citizens, to reside in the UK. The categories of persons adversely affected, to a lesser or greater extent, by the new immigration rules are self-employed persons, retired persons of independent means, business investors, and short-term business visitors. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Danish

selvstaendige erhvervsdrivende. (various references)

French

personnes travaillant � leur compte, indépendants. (various references)

German

selbständige Arbeitskräfte. (various references)

Greek 

άτομα εργαζόμενα για λογαριασμό τους. (various references)

Pig Latin

elf-employedsay ersonspay