Examples of using Igss in English and their translations into German
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IGSS(free version) download for PC.
Ministry of Labour, INGUAT, IGSS, and IRTRA.
Source: IGSS General Inspectorate of Social Security.
Control circuit based on Siemens components: S5-100, S7-300/400, SCADA: IGSS.
Where national IGSs exist, they often differ significantly in their structure.
You will find all of the new social parameters on the IGSS website.
IGSs entail additional costs which might ultimately be borne by the policyholders.
The first sentence of the White Paper presents IGSs as a consumer protection measure.
By contrast, IGSs based on the‘host country principle' cover policies issued by branches of incoming insurers.
In practice, insurance companies contribute to existing IGSs in the EU in proportion to the size of their business.
It duplicates administrative costs as itrequires insurers with cross-border business to participate in two or more IGSs.
Even in Member States which have IGSs, these schemes do not always cover cross-border activity.
Where IGSs are in place, they differ frequently in coverage, which results in heterogeneous levels of policyholder protection between Member States.
This should be taken into account when designing IGSs so that a balance can be struck between costs and benefits.
A few existing IGSs would be requested to enlarge the scope of their protection to life insurance or to expand their definition of eligible claimants.
The Inspectorate General of theSocial Security(Inspection générale de la Sécurité sociale, IGSS) has published new social parametres, avalid since 1 January 2016.
This means, in particular, that EU action on IGSs must strike the right balance between the benefits to policyholders and the costs of the protection offered.
Each 1 January, the Inspectorate General of the Social Security(Inspectiongénérale de la sécurité sociale, IGSS) updates the list of social parametres for Luxembourg.
The Commission advocates that IGSs should cover natural persons and selected legal persons.
Most existing IGSs would be affected in terms of the size of funds and some of them would also have to introduce ex-ante funding elements.
Doing nothing would mean that Member States continue to take very different national approaches to IGSs, including a total absence of IGSs in some Member States.
Action on IGSs might be difficult in practice, as the authorities that operate the scheme would not be the ones that conduct and supervise the winding-up proceedings.
For three years now, the Cellule emploi-travail(Employment and Work Unit) of the Inspection générale de lasécurité sociale(General Inspectorate of Social Security, IGSS) has published a scoreboard on recruitments and contract terminations(in other words the labour flow) in Luxembourg.
The differences between national IGSs across the EU(including the total absence of any such schemes in some Member States) create insufficient and uneven levels of protection for insurance policyholders.
According to the 2017 general report on social security published by the General Inspectorate of Social Security(Inspectiongénérale de la sécurité sociale, IGSS), the number of people covered by the Grand Duchy's social security scheme has been increasing constantly since 2012.
EU action on IGSs will affect insurers in different ways, depending on whether they operate in Member States that already have an IGS or not.
Since 2011, the Observatoire de l'Absentéisme au Travail, born of a collaboration between CEPS/INSTEAD,the General Inspectorate of Social Security(IGSS) and the High Level Group(itself composed of Social Security, Work and Employment Ministers, as well as Social Partners), has made a series of indicators available to companies.
EU action on IGSs will affect taxpayers in different ways, depending on whether they are resident in a Member State that already has an IGS or not.
As regards the question of financial provision for the IGSs, the EESC recommends re‑examining the various options on the basis of the results of the fifth quantitative impact study(QIS5) of the Solvency II directive.
The overall objectives of EU action on IGSs are, first, to ensure a high degree of protection of policyholders and beneficiaries, which sufficiently reduces the risk of substantial losses to policyholders or taxpayers arising from non-payment of claims by insurers.