Loi du 24 décembre 1946 portant\n a) allocation d'une indemnité aux fonctionnaires et employés de l'Etat,\n b) uniformisation du supplément familial,\n c) allocation d'un supplément aux pensionnaires,\n d) adaptation intégrale des traitements, indemnités et pensions au nombre-indice.
This preamble states that the law was adopted with the assent of the Chamber of Deputies and after consultation of the Council of State.
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- Luxembourg
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1946/12/24/n3/jo
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble states that the law was adopted with the assent of the Chamber of Deputies and after consultation of the Council of State. Certain public employees and clergy are granted a monthly allowance, with a higher amount for religious school teachers, subject to listed exclusions. The family supplement cannot be reduced because of triennial increases received by beneficiaries. State pensioners receive an extraordinary pension supplement of 200 francs per month, subject to listed reductions and exclusions. Treatments, allowances, and pensions are multiplied by 18.5, with periodic revisions based on a monthly index.
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Loi du 24 décembre 1946 portant\n a) allocation d'une indemnité aux fonctionnaires et employés de l'Etat,\n b) uniformisation du supplément familial,\n c) allocation d'un supplément aux pensionnaires,\n d) adaptation intégrale des traitements, indemnités et pensions au nombre-indice.
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