Arrêté du 21 juin 1951 portant répartition entre l'Etat et les communes des dépenses du chef des traitements payés au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires et primaires supérieurs pour 1950, et fixant les retenues pour pensions à payer par les communes.
This preamble identifies an order by the Minister of Education on how expenses for primary-school teaching staff salaries are shared between the State and communes, and on pension deductions payable by communes.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Order
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/amin/1951/06/21/n1/jo
- Status
- In force
- Version
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This preamble identifies an order by the Minister of Education on how expenses for primary-school teaching staff salaries are shared between the State and communes, and on pension deductions payable by communes. For 1950, education salary costs are split between the State and the communes, and the communes must reimburse the State for the amounts listed in column 8 by withholding them from specified communal funds and allocations. The sums listed in column 9 must be paid into the State Treasury through the communal receivers to the local receiver of contributions. This article says the arrêté and the referenced table will be inserted in the Mémorial.
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Arrêté du 21 juin 1951 portant répartition entre l'Etat et les communes des dépenses du chef des traitements payés au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires et primaires supérieurs pour 1950, et fixant les retenues pour pensions à payer par les communes.
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