Примеры использования Cost-of-living differential factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ii Apply cost-of-living differential factors as from the date of separation;
Some other members stated that there should be a threshold before special index reductions were made,just as there was a threshold for applying cost-of-living differential factors.
Re-examine the cost-of-living differential factors, including the extent to which they may apply universally to all Fund retirees and their beneficiaries;
The Secretary/CEO presented a note on the small pension adjustment provisions,which were added to the Fund's pension adjustment system in 1980 in conjunction with the cost-of-living differential factors.
Ii Cost-of-living differential factors for deferred retirement benefits to be applicable as from the date of separation; the information technology and administrative costs would be $8,900;
The Board decided at that time to defer revision of the adjustment percentages until it considered the extension of the modified cost-of-living differential factors to General Service staff.
In addition, the Board recognized that cost-of-living differential factors had become applicable again in the United Kingdom and would become applicable in Switzerland within the next few months.
A team that would be responsible for proactively seeking and maintaining unique data required by Operations,such as the data for determining cost-of-living differential factors and respective special index adjustments;
More specifically, the adjustment for cost-of-living differential factors for those two countries would result in a further flattening of the slopes owing to slightly higher I/R ratios i.e. at about the 60 per cent level for both countries.
The number of additional benefits covered during the successive assessment periods has been declining, due mainly to the appreciation in value ofthe United States dollar, which reduced the extent to which cost-of-living differential factors became applicable.
The use of the 36-month average exchange rate, with or without the cost-of-living differential factors under the"Washington Formula," yielded a larger amount in local currency if the separation occurred at a time when the dollar was depreciating against the local currency.
The number of additional benefits covered during the successive assessment periods has been declining, mainly as a result of the appreciation in value ofthe United States dollar, which reduced the extent to which cost-of-living differential factors became applicable.
If the threshold for applying cost-of-living differential factors were lowered from 22 to 5 per cent, as was done for the Professional category, the number of General Service retirees who could benefit in future from the modification would most likely increase.
The beneficiaries were participants in the Professional and higher categories who had retired during that period andwho had provided proof of residence in countries in which the criteria for the application of cost-of-living differential factors had been met.
It reviewed statistical information on average pensionable remuneration amounts over a period of years, including related data, e.g.,countries in which the cost-of-living differential factors were applicable and those that accounted for the greatest number of beneficiaries with local currency track pensions.
During the nine-month period under review there had been only one retirement benefit processed in respect of General Service staff which involved proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied.
The special index had been developed by ICSC, in close cooperation with the Board,as a means for reducing the cost-of-living differential factors otherwise applicable in determining the initial local currency pension in high-cost countries, whenever the taxes were lower in the country of retirement than the staff assessment rates reflected in the levels of pensionable remuneration.
The number of additional benefits covered during the successive assessment periods has been declining, mainly due to the appreciation in value of the United States dollar formost of the period under review, which reduced the extent to which cost-of-living differential factors became applicable.
However, both bodies agreed that, for all General Service staff(whether locally or non-locally recruited)who retired in countries other than that of their last duty station, cost-of-living differential factors should be applied on the basis of the difference between the midpoints in the salary scales in the country of retirement and that at the last duty station.
The beneficiaries were participants in the Professional and higher categories who had retired during that period andwho had provided proof of residence in countries in which the criteria for the application of cost-of-living differential factors had been met.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 December 2003,there were only 10 retirement benefits processed in respect of General Service staff involving proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised Washington formula.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 December 2011,42 retirement benefits processed for participants in the General Service category involved proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised Washington formula.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 March 1998,there were three retirement benefits processed in respect of General Service staff which involved proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised"Washington formula.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 December 2001 six retirement benefits were processed in respect of General Service staff that involved proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised Washington formula.
This involved participants in the Professional and higher categories who had retired during that period andhad provided proof of their residence in countries where the criteria for application of cost-of-living differential factors to determine the initial local-currency track pension had been met.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 December 2013, 44 retirement benefits were processed for theGeneral Service category participants, which involved proof of residence in a country where the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised Washington formula.
During the period from 1 July 1995 to 31 December 2009,a total of 41 retirement benefits processed for General Service category participants had involved proof of residence in a country in which the cost-of-living differential factors applied under the revised Washington formula.
As indicated in paragraphs 11 and 157 of the report, the Pension Board recommended that the General Assembly approve the following benefit provisions of the Fund:(a) to apply cost-of-living adjustments to deferred retirement benefits as from age 50, rather than from age 55 as is currently the case;(b)to apply cost-of-living differential factors, also for deferred retirement benefits, as from the day of separation; and(c) to eliminate the limitation on the right to restoration of prior service.