Examples of using Dependency allowances in English and their translations into Spanish
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the revised amounts of dependency allowances for staff in the Professional and higher categories,
the Commission also recommended revised rates for dependency allowances determined on the basis of tax abatements,
In 1992, the Commission decided that the existing methodology for the determination of dependency allowances for the Professional and higher categories should be maintained,
In the case of dependency allowances, there had been substantial devaluations in the hard-currency areas since the previous review in 1992,
related categories shall be entitled to receive dependency allowances at rates and under conditions determined by the Director-General,
in which it had stated that the methodology for determining dependency allowances should be considered in a comprehensive manner.
deletions at a future review of dependency allowances.
taking into account also the increase in the level of dependency allowances for all locally recruited categories of staff in New York.
Language Teacher categories of staff in Geneva, including the increase in the level of dependency allowances, have been estimated at $1,616,200.
of 23 December 1992, had noted the Commission's decision to review the level of dependency allowances every two years so as to ensure that all relevant changes in the tax and social legislation for
the upper limit of the education grant for certain currency areas, and dependency allowances.
With regard to dependency allowances, it would like to know on which specific data the Commission's recommendations were based
payment of education grants, dependency allowances, hardship and mobility allowances,
Staff costs cover salaries and common staff costs such as dependency allowances, education grants, medical examinations etc. Nonstaff costs are
The Commission recalled that it had conducted a review of the dependency allowances methodology at its sixtieth session in 2005, at which time ICSC
as well as increased requirements for dependency allowances for national General Service staff,
there are no immediate savings associated with the Commission's recommendations on the revised salary scale and dependency allowances, with eventual savings realized as new staff are recruited.
related categories from 1 January 1994 the salary scale and dependency allowances recommended by ICSC.
the General Service staff in London and recommended the resulting salary scale and dependency allowances to the Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization.
With regard to dependency allowances, approved, with effect from 1 January 1995,