Loi du 24 août 1917 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement aux employés communaux et aux pensionnaires des communes.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1917/08/24/n1/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble identifies the law and states that it was adopted and ordered to be enforced. Une indemnité de renchérissement est prévue pour 1917 pour certains employés, pensionnaires et ouvriers des communes. Article 2 sets minimum cost-of-living indemnity amounts for employees by salary band, with extra supplements for married employees and children, and special rules for pensioners, orphans, and certain workers. Un employé chargé de plusieurs services ne peut recevoir qu’une seule indemnité de renchérissement; s’il reçoit déjà une indemnité de l’État, celle-ci n’est pas due, sauf s’il a droit à la différence quand l’indemnité de l’État est inférieure. Communal funds pay the cost-of-living indemnity for employees and workers, the communal employees provident fund pays pensioners if they belong to it, multi-commune employees’ indemnity is shared pro rata, and the State reimburses one third of the minimum indemnity.
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Loi du 24 août 1917 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement aux employés communaux et aux pensionnaires des communes.
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