Lump sum travel grant

Lump sum payments for occupational risks.

C. Interest rate applicable to lump sum commutations

The lump sum system is expected to reduce costs and introduce a strict monitoring of payments to defence team members.

The lump sum approach is more costly in practice

For children studying outside the staff member's home country, the cost of the lump sum education grant travel must not exceed the costs of such lump sum travel to or from the nearest airport to the established place of home leave.

Many people are uneasy about offering lump sum cash payments.

a Includes a lump sum provision for special political missions.

2. Placed ceiling on the maximum amount of lump sum commutations.

a A one month lump sum is 30 days salary plus post adjustment.

Staff costs increased, by 21.7 per cent ( 67 million), and so did grants in lump sum (31.5 per cent), and individual and family payments (47.8 per cent).

Staff costs increased, by 21.7 per cent ( 67 million), and so did grants in lump sum (31.5 per cent) and individual and family payments (47.8 per cent).

The Board had also reviewed some of the elements of common staff costs and called for a review of the lump sum travel grant (see para. 249).

They also noted that many participants had to elect the lump sum commutation option in order to meet the costs they would incur in relocating upon retirement.

New lump sum mechanisms are ready for implementation consultations on this matter are ongoing.

2. Raised interest rate for lump sum commutation from 4 to 4.5 per cent.

(b) New Unisex mortality table for determining lump sum commutation (paras. 59 to 72)

In principle, low income individuals and families could be compensated through lump sum transfer programs.

The grant is given in lump sum form, at the beginning of every school year.

(d) Payments would be made in a lump sum at the beginning of the assignment

In the matching category A claims, the relevant claimants had selected higher lump sum amounts.

The use of negotiated fares results in more cost savings than the lump sum approach

1. Raised the interest rate for lump sum commutations from 4.5 to 6.5 per cent.

In the course of the year, 4,186 lump sum withdrawal and other settlements were paid.

One time lump sum state social benefits are as follows the childbirth benefit, the funeral allowance.

In setting the interest rate used by the three plans, account was taken of the potential additional costs involved when selections against the plans are made (i.e. the greater tendency to select a lump sum by those in poorer health) and in the quot pre payment quot of the inflation adjustments reflected in the lump sum amount.

The lump sum system of payment under the legal aid programme has been evaluated by both tribunals.

However, a lump sum payment of 65,200 was received this year, reducing the outstanding amount to 1,807.

The childbirth benefit (a one time lump sum benefit) is granted to one of the child's parents.

In the context of categories of expenditure, this allocation is treated as a lump sum reimbursement line.

Thus, 80 per cent of their costs in respect of training was absorbed by the State, which paid them a lump sum of 2,000 euros for workplaces that were disabled person friendly.

He would appreciate clarification of United States opposition to the adoption of a maintenance or lump sum budget.

In the course of the year ending 31 December 2004, 6,316 lump sum withdrawals and other settlements were paid.

As noted above, the use of the lump sum grant was intended to simplify and streamline the budgetary process.

The distribution of this allowance is carried out at the provincial level and the majority receive a lump sum.

Since the Second World War alone the United States has negotiated 10 lump sum agreements in settlement of claims arising from the widespread nationalization of United States owned property (see, for example, Lillich and Weston, International Claims Their Settlement By Lump Sum Agreements (1975)).

31.10 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities and medical, hospital and other related expenses.

27.7 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities, and medical, hospital and other directly related expenses.

Organizations that do not have a significant volume of family visits find the lump sum option to be more costly

The number of lump sum withdrawals and other one time payments had increased to more than 3,600 for the year.

This lump sum will be paid to the beneficiaries of the worker if he dies without having entitlement to the pensions mentioned.

In addition, emphasis is placed on linking the cost with various deliverables specifically related to professional services instead of a lump sum price.

From a theoretical standpoint, the payment of a non pensionable, lump sum bonus was the approach favoured by the majority of Commission members.

8. Endorses the recommendation of the Board of Auditors on the lump sum option arrangements for home leave, education and family visit travel

While the lump sum payment scheme would effectively contain these costs, it cannot be applied retroactively to ongoing cases, and the Rwanda Tribunal has engaged in discussions with the Association of Defence Counsel regarding the adoption of the new system.