Examples of using Correction coefficient in English and their translations into Slovak
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an unattractive salary package related to the correction coefficient for Hungary as the main reasons for the high staff turnover;
With the entry into force of the new Staff Regulations, that correction coefficient was gradually to decrease
In addition, the appellant maintains that the judgment under appeal is defective in so far as it maintains that the decision of the Community legislature to apply a correction coefficient of 100% to pensioners living in‘less expensive' Member States was not manifestly arbitrary
under which the changeover from the correction coefficient calculated using the‘capital method' to that calculated using the‘country method' was to be achieved progressively and gradually between 2004 and 2008.
to calculate a correction coefficient for Luxembourg in the absence of the international index of the cost of living in that city,
the reference cost of living for calculating the correction coefficient is no longer solely that for the capital of the Member State where he resides but the average for all of the State in question.
an argument based on the advantage allegedly given to pensioners living in‘less expensive' Member States by applying a correction coefficient of 100% to them under the new scheme.
steadily decreasing EU correction coefficient affecting salary levels in Prague, CZ.
2004(‘the new Staff Regulations'), provide that no correction coefficient is to be applicable to pensions or invalidity allowances.
from 1 May 2004, amended the correction coefficient, the household allowance
in so far as it is directed against the alleged refusal to create a correction coefficient for Luxembourg, the action is out of time, as no complaint was lodged within
neither the basic amount of‘Belgian' pensions nor the 100% correction coefficient applied to that amount was reduced in a manner which took account of the new method.
Frontex took into account labour market conditions(= low correction coefficient vs. professional experience required)
the legislature simply laid down transitional arrangements for a gradual switch from a correction coefficient calculated using the‘capital method' to one calculated in accordance with the‘country method'.
the decision of the Appointing Authority which was challenged in the appellant's complaint and altered the correction coefficient, the household allowance
are the only ones he reiterates in the appeal- the Court of First Instance first dismissed the claim that the correction coefficient based on the‘country method', unlike the coefficient based on the‘capital method', could not guarantee that all pensioners would have equal purchasing power, irrespective of their place of residence.
The correction coefficients shall be updated annually in accordance with Annex XI.
Correction coefficients.
Correction coefficients for EU officials living in Estonia.
New correction coefficients are needed to reflect the differences in the investment potential of countries with a similar GDP