In France, spending on meals is considered a joint expense, with employer and employee each contributing half.
The Department of Labor is currently investigating whether McDonald's is considered a joint employer of its franchisees' employers.
Mr. Kimerling contended that under federal and state law, Donna Karan should be considered a joint employer with its contractors' factories because it exercises so much control over the factories and because most of their production is for Donna Karan.
It was not immediately clear whether Virgin Atlantic's bid was still being supported by financing from Etihad Airways of Abu Dhabi, which had earlier considered a joint bid for BMI.
All the same, Airbus has taught Boeing that hype is now a key part of launching aircraft.In the early 1990s, Boeing and Airbus considered a joint venture to build super-jumbos.
The Pulitzer board did, however, cite four newspapers as finalists in the category: The Chicago Tribune, The Tennessean of Nashville, and The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald, which were considered a joint entrant for their coverage of the Haiti earthquake.
The fans' group hoping to buy Hearts have indicated they will continue to pursue their own bid for the club but have considered a joint offer.
In [15], we considered a joint localization and transmit-ambiguity resolution approach in which a heuristic was used to resolve the ambiguities.
Roy et al. (2015) considered a joint venturing of single supplier and single retailer for two-echelon supply chain under variable price and promotional effort.
Scotland and Wales considered a joint bid for the 2016 championship - which will be played in France - before deciding not to go ahead, while a joint bid for Euro 2008 by the Scots and the Irish failed.
In 1986, Banerjee (1986) assumed that the vendor manufactures at a finite rate and considered a joint economic-lot-size model in which a vendor produces to order for a buyer on a lot-for-lot basis.
