Arrêté ministériel du 21 avril 1955 portant répartition entre l'Etat et les communes des dépenses du chef des traitements payés au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires et primaires supérieures pour 1954, et fixant les retenues pour pensions à payer par les communes.
This ministerial order concerns how expenses for primary and upper-primary school teachers’ pay are split between the State and communes, and it sets pension deductions payable by communes.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Order
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/amin/1955/04/21/n5/jo
- Status
- In force
- Version
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This ministerial order concerns how expenses for primary and upper-primary school teachers’ pay are split between the State and communes, and it sets pension deductions payable by communes. For 1954, salary expenses for teachers in primary and higher primary schools are split between the State and the communes, and the communes must reimburse the State for the amounts listed in column 8. The sums listed in column 9 of the table must be paid into the State Treasury. This article says the order, together with the mentioned table, will be inserted in the Mémorial.
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Arrêté ministériel du 21 avril 1955 portant répartition entre l'Etat et les communes des dépenses du chef des traitements payés au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires et primaires supérieures pour 1954, et fixant les retenues pour pensions à payer par les communes.
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