Examples of using Contribution rate in English and their translations into Dutch
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the employee each pay a contribution rate of 3% of gross salary,
The contributions are calculated as a percentage(contribution rate) of a base sum the contribution base.
In Italy, the government plans to reduce the contribution rate to the public pension scheme for newly hired employees.
The contribution rate is set for a period of seven years in such a way that it allows the reserve fund to be kept at least at a level which exceeds 150% of annual pension payments.
The contribution rate for employees is 32.7%
The National Strategy Reports do not provide precise information on the expected evolution of the contribution rate and appear to suggest that the contribution rate is one parameter which can be adapted according to financial need.
The contribution rate is 34.75% of earnings(11 percentage points paid by the worker
The operational programme shall establish the EMFF contribution rate applicable to each of the objectives defined under the Union priorities for EMFF, as referred to in Article 6.
Under the pension insurance scheme for miners the contribution rate is 23.5%(24% from 1 September 1983),
In the pension reform of 2001, the government made a firm commitment to maintain the contribution rate to the general public scheme at a reasonable level 20% by 2020
the matching national public funding for each priority axis, the Fund contribution rate for each priority axis
The contribution rate referred to in Article Article 39a(13)
It is designed to maintain the contribution rate constant at 18.5% of earnings
The adjustment of the Luxembourg pension system will be made through the contribution rate which is very sensitive to a possible decline in the number of cross-border workers:
A ceiling has been set for the contribution rate and the government is obliged to propose to parliament appropriate measures if the 15-years-projections indicate a risk that the contribution rate has to be raised above 20%(2020) or 22% 2030.
Under current regulations, the balance of the pension system would, therefore, pass from a surplus of 0.6% of GDP in 2005 to a deficit of 1.8% in 2020 and 3.8% in 2040, unless the contribution rate is raised by 10 percentage points.
Under the pension insurance schemes for manual and clerical workers the contribution rate is 18%(18.5% from 1 September 1983)
new product contribution rate.
Sweden and Italy have gone furthest in this direction by fixing the contribution rate and building automatic stabilisers into the system which will adjust benefits as life expectancy goes up
by older unemployed persons, up to 24 months and a reduction of the unemployment insurance contribution rate from 4.1 to 4.0.