Loi du 9 février 1918 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement aux fonctionnaires, employés et pensionnaires de l'Etat ainsi qu'au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires pour 1918. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1918/02/09/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 9 février 1918 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement aux fonctionnaires, employés et pensionnaires de l'Etat ainsi qu'au personnel enseignant des écoles primaires pour 1918.

This preamble identifies a 9 February 1918 law about a cost-of-living indemnity for state employees, pensioners, and primary school teachers for 1918.

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Jurisdiction
Luxembourg
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1918/02/09/n1/jo
Status
In force
Version
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Language
fr
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allowance calculation allowances allowances and indemnities appropriation benefit amounts benefits compensation government funding municipal allowances salary and pension payments school staff indemnities seizure of indemnities state reimbursement

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This preamble identifies a 9 February 1918 law about a cost-of-living indemnity for state employees, pensioners, and primary school teachers for 1918. Certain public and service-related groups are entitled to a cost-of-living indemnity for 1918, and the Government may grant similar indemnities to some private persons working incidentally for the State. This article sets fixed cost-of-living indemnity amounts for several beneficiary groups and lets the Government set the amount and payment method for volunteer company corporals and men. The indemnity for pensionnaires must not be higher than the pension amount (including legal supplements) and must not be lower than 750 francs, subject to article 2, paragraph 5. The cost-of-living allowance is split into two halves: the first must be paid by the month after publication of the law, and the second in monthly instalments with salary or pension.