Loi du 24 octobre 1910 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement pour l'année 1919 aux employés et ouvriers communaux, ainsi qu'aux pensionnaires des communes.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1919/10/24/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 enacted. A cost-of-living indemnity shall be paid for 1919 to communal employees, communal pensioners, and workers permanently employed in a communal service or operation. Sets minimum cost-of-living allowances for employees, with different amounts based on salary bands and some extra supplements. An employee with several services in the same or different communes is entitled to only one cost-of-living allowance, calculated on the basis of all the person’s pay. If the person already receives an equal or higher allowance as a State agent or pensioner, this allowance is not due; if the State allowance is lower, the person may claim the difference. This article allocates who pays and who fixes the cost-of-living allowance for communal employees, with special rules for employees of hospices and welfare offices.
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Loi du 24 octobre 1910 portant allocation d'une indemnité de renchérissement pour l'année 1919 aux employés et ouvriers communaux, ainsi qu'aux pensionnaires des communes.
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