Examples of using Correction coefficient in English and their translations into Greek
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
an official's net monthly remuneration, before application of any correction coefficient, is lower than the net remuneration he would have received under the same personal conditions in the month before 1 May 2004,
in particular the application of the correction coefficient, the household allowance
steadily decreasing EU correction coefficient affecting salary levels in Prague.
salary for the posts in question taking into account the negative impact of the correction coefficient for salaries applied for Poland.
Frontex took into account labour market conditions(= low correction coefficient vs. professional experience required)
on the grounds that the portion of their pension entitlement acquired after 30 April 2004 is not multiplied by a correction coefficient, and that the correction coefficient by which the portion of their pension entitlement acquired before 30 April 2004 is multiplied differs from that by which the remuneration of officials in active employment in the United Kingdom
indeed as to the future adoption of a correction coefficient for Luxembourg.
from 1 May 2004, amended the correction coefficient, the household allowance
New correction coefficients are needed to reflect the differences in the investment potential of countries with a similar GDP
With effect from 16 May 2011, the correction coefficients applicable to the remuneration of officials
The procedures laid down in Article 8 of this Annex concerning the retrospective application of correction coefficients in places of employment with a high rate of inflation shall apply.
only the correction coefficients of places where the change in the cost of living(as measured by the implicit indices between June
Correction coefficients shall be the ratio between the relevant economic parity and the exchange rate provided for in Article 63 of the Staff Regulations,
other servants of the European Union and the correction coefficients applied thereto.
other servants of the European Union and the correction coefficients applied thereto.
other servants of the European Union and the correction coefficients applied thereto.
only by the use of special techniques(correction coefficients, indices, etc.).
to draw the appropriate conclusions by adjusting the correction coefficients( Commission v Council, paragraph 24).
for a transitional period, a payment system based on Eurostat correction coefficients, and to continue collecting costing data for assessment of centralised applications.
the retention of staff, an external intervention, especially on the current system of correction coefficients, should be implemented. 22.