Loi du 31 janvier 1919 concernant l'allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement extraordinaire aux employés et ouvriers communaux, ainsi qu'aux pensionnaires des communes, pour l'année 1918.
This preamble identifies a 31 January 1919 law about an extraordinary cost-of-living indemnity for communal employees, workers, and commune pensioners for 1918.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1919/01/31/n1/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble identifies a 31 January 1919 law about an extraordinary cost-of-living indemnity for communal employees, workers, and commune pensioners for 1918. An extraordinary cost-of-living allowance is to be paid for 1918 to certain commune-related workers and pensioners. Employees are entitled to an extraordinary cost-of-living allowance, with minimum amounts set by salary bands and extra supplements for married employees and children. Un employé chargé de plusieurs services n’a droit qu’à une seule indemnité de renchérissement, calculée sur l’ensemble de ses traitements. This article allocates responsibility for cost-of-living allowances among communes, public charities, a pension fund, and the State, and sets rules for fixing and reallocating the allowances.
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Loi du 31 janvier 1919 concernant l'allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement extraordinaire aux employés et ouvriers communaux, ainsi qu'aux pensionnaires des communes, pour l'année 1918.
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