Règlement grand-ducal du 19 avril 1994 modifiant celui du 8 décembre 1989 concernant le congé politique des bourgmestres, échevins et conseillers communaux.
This provision is the preamble to a regulation that amends the 8 December 1989 rule on political leave for municipal mayors, aldermen, and councillors.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Regulation
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/1994/04/19/n5/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This provision is the preamble to a regulation that amends the 8 December 1989 rule on political leave for municipal mayors, aldermen, and councillors. This article deletes the phrase “lorsqu'ils exercent une activité professionnelle à plein temps” from Article 1 of the 8 December 1989 regulation. For the affected agents, the weekly maxima apply when they work full time; if they work part time, the political leave hours are reduced proportionally to their working time, and any remaining hours are credited under Article 8. This article renumbers articles 4 to 9 of the grand-ducal regulation as 5 to 10. Certain municipal officeholders under 65 are entitled to be paid for time spent on their duties, and the hourly indemnity is set at twice the minimum social wage for qualified workers with family responsibilities.
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