11.2.1 Entitlement to family benefits

Directors' remuneration

Any State that might be willing to admit hundreds or even a few thousand may well be reluctant to accept entry entitlement as of right or to accept the entitlement of some, if that is thought to imply the entitlement of all.

Entitlement to survivors' benefits for spouses and former spouses

Table 5 Examinees and entitlement to matriculation certificates 2002

Definition of remuneration.

The bill to provide this entitlement is currently before parliament.

F. Review of pensionable remuneration

Alternatively, paternity leave may be charged to the father's annual leave entitlement.

In other words, entitlement to unemployment benefits is ceasing to be a social right.

(k) The entitlement of every person and all peoples to a healthy environment

Yet popular resistance to these supposedly unfair entitlement reductions is stronger than expected.

Funding United Nations development cooperation an entitlement or a response to development challenges?

Drawing attention to the broad definition of remuneration contained in the Convention, which includes these types of remuneration, the Committee asked the Government how it ensured that discrimination in remuneration as between men and women for work of equal value does not occur for the types of remuneration excluded from the coverage of the Labour Act.

They could not be given unequal remuneration in fact, they worked shorter hours for the same remuneration if they had three or more children to care for.

(d) Discrimination in labour remuneration is prohibited.

The current level of disclosure relating to directors' remuneration varies widely.

As a result of this classification, the applicants lost their entitlement to social assistance.

The allowances were computed on the basis of the maximum annual remuneration of 160,000, the comparator remuneration figure since 1 January 2000.

Our sense of entitlement has run far ahead of our ability to pay for it.

Ratification of ILO Convention 100 on Equal Remuneration.

Entitlement programs would likely be reduced, but not enough to offset a substantial intergenerational burden transfer.

Dependency allowances (net per annum) Language allowances (to be included in pensionable remuneration)

Dependency allowances (net per annum) Language allowances (to be included in pensionable remuneration)

Dependency allowances (net per annum) Language allowances (to be included in pensionable remuneration)

The Government was asked to clarify the meaning of remuneration in section 12.

Subject matter Unequal remuneration of work performed by prisoners

This dedication to dirigisme has spawned among the ruling elite a sense of entitlement and hostility to business.

The Committee is concerned about the differences in the criteria for entitlement to maternity leave for workers in the public and private sectors, and that the entitlement of male workers to five days of paternity leave is only applicable in the public sector.

The Indian Code, for instance, requires disclosure about remuneration in a section of the annual report on corporate governance, in addition to suitable disclosure on director's remuneration in the profit and loss statement.

Pensionable remuneration for staff in the Professional and higher categories

Subject matter Discrimination in the remuneration of local government employees

this law to include entitlement to take long term leave to care for a dangerously ill child, partner or parent.

(e) Make recommendations on the remuneration to be paid to the United Nations Board of Auditors

Collaborative frameworks and a system of remuneration will make it possible to provide extra services.

Fiscal consolidation therefore requires additional revenue as well as slower growth in entitlement spending.

the methods in operation for determining rates of remuneration and the manner in which the application of the principle of equal remuneration is promoted and ensured in this respect.

The Chairperson and the Vice Chairperson shall not receive any remuneration.

Convention No. 100 Definition of remuneration and exclusion of certain allowances.

They also incorporated gender equality provisions in promotions and remuneration policies.

the Equal Remuneration Convention (Convention No. 100), on 9 August 1966

The Equal Remuneration Convention (Convention No. 100) of 9 August 1966

The gullible Sancho Panza was meant to adopt the revolution s deceptive dogma as entitlement to wage a brutal war against all.

Americans today know what must be done some combination of entitlement cuts and tax increases.

The same is true in systems where there is a strong sense of bureaucratic entitlement.