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  1. American Continental Group, LLC
  2. Atlantic Group
  3. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP
  4. Bunge North America
  5. Cardinal Resources
  6. Cisco Systems
  7. The Coca-Cola Company
  8. The Eurasia Foundation
  9. Holtec International
  10. Kennan Institute
  11. Kyiv-Atlantic Group of Companies
  12. Marathon Oil Corporation
  13. Marks, Sokolov & Burd LLC
  14. Northrop Grumman
  15. Open World Leadership Center
  16. Shell Oil Company
  17. TD International, LLC
  18. The State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine
  19. U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation (CRDF)
  20. U.S.-Ukraine Foundation
  21. Ukrainian American Bar Association (UABA)
  22. Ukrainian-American Environmental Association
  23. Ukrainian Development Company
  24. Vanco Energy Company
  25. Ukrainian Federation of America
  26. UPS
  27. Softline Company
  28. International Tax & Investment Center (ITIC)
  29. MaxWell Biocorporation
  30. Baker & McKenzie
  31. Dipol Chemical International Inc.
  32. Och-Ziff Capital Management
  33. MJA Asset Management, LLC
  34. General Dynamics
  35. Lockheed Martin Corporation
  36. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
  37. Halliburton
  38. DLA Piper Ukraine, LLC
  39. EPAM Systems
  40. DHL
  41. Air Tractor, Inc.
  42. Magisters
  43. Ernst & Young LLC
  44. Umbra, LLC
  45. US PolyTech
  46. Rakotis
  47. Crumpton Group
  48. Vision TV LLC
  49. Standard Chartered Bank
  50. American Councils for International Education
  51. Intercontinental Commerce Corporation (ICC)
  52. TNK-BP Commerce LLC
  53. Nationwide Equipment Company
  54. IMTC-MEI
  55. First International Resources LLC
  56. Doheny Global Group
  57. Foyil Securities, Inc.
  58. KPMG
  59. Asters Law Firm
  60. Solid Team LLC
  61. R & J Trading International, Inc.
  62. Vasil Kisil & Partners Law Firm
  63. AeroSvit Ukrainian Airlines
  64. ContourGlobal Ukraine
  65. Winner Imports Ukraine, Ltd.
  66. The Anemone Group
  67. 3M
  68. CEC Government Relations
  69. IBM Ukraine
  70. Edelman Europe
  71. RZB Finance LLC
  72. SoftServe, Inc.
  73. The Washington Group
  74. SE Raelin/Cajo, Inc.
  75. Mars Ukraine L.L.C.
  76. AnaCom, Inc.
  77. Pratt & Whitney – Paton
  78. Zurich Surety, Credit & Political Risk
  79. AGCO Corporation
  80. Aitken Berlin LLP/HSIA
  81. Microsoft
  82. Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America (KMF)
  83. Ukraine International Airlines (UIA)
  84. DRS Technologies, Inc.
  85. Defense Technology Inc. (DTI)
  86. Dunwoodie Travel Bureau, Ltd.
  87. Commonwealth Energy Partners
  88. International Services Corporation (ISC)
  89. Broad Street Capital Group
  90. Charles H. Camp, Esquire, Law Offices of Charles H. Camp, Washington, D.C.
  91. Baker Tilly Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
  92. Maryland Department of Business & Economic Development, Division of International Investment & Trade
  93. Ukrainian American Coordinating Council (UACC)
  94. Blufer & Associates
  95. Foundation for International Arts and Education (FIAE)
  96. Chevron
  97. PetRus USA, LLC
  98. United Coal Company/System Capital Management
  99. Kyiv Global
  100. Eurasia Business Consultancy
  101. Amity Technology
  102. Eli Lilly and Company
  103. Louis Dreyfus Commodities
  104. Raytheon Company
  105. Providence Equity
  106. Raytheon
  107. Eli Lilly
  108. InterContinental Kyiv


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SALANS KYIV EMPLOYMENT NEWSLETTER, MAY 2008 ISSUE TWO
Salans Kyiv Employment Newsletter, Second Issue, Kyiv, Ukraine, May 2009
 
KYIV - IN THIS ISSUE: The scope of administrative and criminal responsibility of executives for untimely or partial payment of salaries has been increased.
 
Under the law of Ukraine “On Introducing Amendments to the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Violations and to the Criminal Code of Ukraine on the Increase of Responsibility for Untimely Payment or Unjustifiable Non-payment of Salaries, Scholarships, Pensions or other Payments Established by Law” No. 1027-VI of 19.02.2009, the administrative and criminal responsibilities of executives for: breach of the prescribed payment terms for salaries;  non-payment of salaries; and breach of certain other provisions of Ukrainian labor laws were increased, in particular:
(і) Under article 41 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Violations, breach of the prescribed payment terms for salaries, partial payments thereof and other violations of the provisions of Ukrainian labor laws shall result in the imposition of a fine on officials of the respective enterprises, institutions or organizations, irrespective of the ownership form of such enterprises, institutions or organizations, and on individuals who are “subjects of private entrepreneurship” in the amount of 30 to 100 per cent of the non-taxable individual minimum wage, being UAH 510 – 1,700 (prior to the introduction of these changes the fine was UAH 255 – 850);

(іі) Under article 188-6 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Violations, failure to meet the legitimate requirements of the government bodies for the supervision of compliance with labor laws with respect to eliminating violations of labor and state social insurance laws or hampering the activities of such bodies shall result in the imposition of a fine on the respective officials in the amount of 50 to 100 per cent of the non-taxable individual minimum wage, being UAH 850 - 1,700 (prior to the introduction of these changes the fine was UAH 170 - 238);

(ііі) Under part 1, article 175 of the Criminal Code, unjustifiable, deliberate non-payment of salary for a period exceeding 1 month by an executive shall be punishable by a fine in the amount of 500 to 1,000 per cent of the non-taxable individual minimum wage, being UAH 8,500 - 17,000  (1,700 – 5,100) or by community service for a period of up to 2 years, or by imprisonment for a period of up to 2 years and a ban from being employed in certain positions or engaging in certain activities for a period of up to 3 years;

(іv)  Under part 2, article 175 of the Criminal Code, unjustifiable, deliberate non-payment of salary for a period exceeding 1 month by an executive, due to use of the funds intended for payment of salaries for other purposes, shall be punishable by a fine in the amount of 1,000 to 1,500 per cent of the non-taxable individual minimum wage, being UAH 17,000 - 25,500 (prior to the introduction of these changes the fine was UAH 8,500 - 17,000) or by imprisonment for a period of up to 3 years, or by imprisonment for a period of up to 5 years and a ban from being employed in certain positions or engaging in certain activities for a period of up to 3 years.

ABOUT SALANS: Salans is a full service international law firm.  Salans has its offices in Almaty, Baku, Barcelona, Beijing, Berlin, Bratislava, Bucharest, Budapest, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Kyiv, London, Madrid, Moscow, New York, Paris, Prague, Shanghai, St. Petersburg and Warsaw.

Salans is a member of the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC), Washington, D.C., www.usubc.org.

For further information regarding our Kyiv employment practice, please contact: Oleg Batyuk, Managing Partner, Kyiv, Tel: +380 44 494 4774;
E-mail: obatyuk@salans.com or Volodymyr Monastyrskyy, Partner, Employment/Corporate/Real Estate, Tel: +380 44 494 4774; E-mail: vmonastyrskyy@salans.com;  SALANS, 49-A, Volodymyrska Street, 2nd floor, 01034 Kyiv, Ukraine, Tel: +380 44 494 4774; Fax: +380 44 494 1991;
Web-page:  www.salans.com; E-mail:  kyiv@salans.com.

 

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