Sentences with phrase «annual penalty fines»

Not exact matches

Prior to the July 2 announcement that the administration would delay collecting fines until 2015, businesses with 50 employees would have been required to offer their employees health coverage or face an annual penalty of at least $ 2,000 per employee starting in 2014.

The Journal said the EU may fine Google as much as 10 percent of its annual revenue, which means the penalty could be as much as about $ 9 billion.

Yet investors still tend to over-estimate the risks, despite the fact: i) online complaints often relate to other companies «renting» access to ZMNO's systems / network relationships, ii) there's zero reference to fines / penalties in recent annual reports (the largest fine I've found online was # 50 K), and iii) management even highlighted to Comreg last year «complaints and queries have... [seen] almost an 80 % reduction since the Code [of Practice in Jul - 2012] has come into force»].

Penalties include potential fines of between 0.1 and 20 per cent of the accountable organization's annual revenues, or, if the entity's revenue is unknown, a fine between R$ 6,000 and R$ 60 million, depending on — among other things — the seriousness of the infraction and whether the organization has internal integrity mechanisms designed to prevent corrupt practices.

In August of 2015, France made it illegal to «deliberately reduce the lifespan of a product to increase the rate of replacement,» which, according to the filed lawsuit, means that Apple could be facing criminal charges with penalties including a fine of 300,000 euros, five percent of the company's total annual turnover, and «two years in prison.»

In glancing through the recent Real Estate Council of Ontario Annual Report on activities and fines / penalties, I see an alarming number of cases like this.