Examples of using Basic salary in English and their translations into Slovak
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ECB Annual Report 2009 Members of the Executive Board receive a basic salary and additional allowances for residence and representation.
there is an extra pay of 100% of the basic salary.
Anyone leaving their home country to work for the EU is entitled to an expatriation allowance at 16 per cent of their basic salary.
A wage comprises the basic salary and all additional payments directly paid by the employer to an employee for the work performed.
Maybe they already know the offered compensation package, maybe knowing their basic salary is going to be bigger than what they received previously was enough.
the amounts are topped up by allowances which canadd 16% or more to the basic salary, while tax and health insurance are deducted.
public holidays, and 50% of the basic salary for night work.
Each year of service entitles a staff member to 1,8% of pension rights leading to a pension that may be a maximum of 70% of the basic salary.
The basic salary is set at 38.5% of that of a judge serving in the European Court of Justice.
In addition to your basic salary you receive an attractive bonus, if the previously agreed upon targets are being reached.
Last but not least, the workers in Bielany Wroclawskie still have a basic salary which is lower than in Sady for doing the same work.
Those who left their home country to work for an EU institution are entitled to an expatriation allowance equivalent to 16% of their basic salary.
are entitled to a maximum pension of 70% of their final basic salary.
state attorney's assistants have the right to a basic salary in line with the pay grade of the job they are appointed to.
you are entitled to an expatriation allowance equivalent to 16% of your basic salary.
the members of the Supervisory Board employed by the ECB receive a basic salary and allowances for residence and representation.
you are entitled to an expatriation allowance equivalent to 16% of your basic salary.
Only half of the people working in Slovakia had a basic salary higher than €1,009 gross, according to the analysis.
At the time several teachers at the business academy received only a basic salary, without personal bonuses.
Anyone leaving their home country to work for the EU is entitled to an expatriation allowance at 16 per cent of their basic salary.