Examples of using Correction coefficient in English and their translations into Greek
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Resistance Temperature correction coefficient.
Salary correction coefficient for Paris is 1.138.
Standard standard samples, convenient customer constant temperature correction coefficient.
No correction coefficient shall be applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg.'.
The recent net salary decrease,a result of the continuous decreasing of the correction coefficient for Latvia, increased the risk factor.
(78) The correction coefficient in Barcelona is 91,7% while in Cadarache it is 116,7%.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable,the Commission should present a proposal to set a correction coefficient for that place.'.
Is a correction coefficient that takes account of all of the superstructures involved;
The remuneration of the staff of EU institutions, agencies andother EU bodies is multiplied by a correction coefficient depending on cost of living in the place of employment.
In the beginning a correction coefficient for Belgium and Luxembourg is fixed at 100.
The Commission shall decide, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Articles 111 and 112 of the Staff Regulations,to withdraw the application of a correction coefficient specific to a certain place.
(a) the net remuneration and net pension without correction coefficient shall be increased or reduced by the update referred to above.
(12) The correction coefficient applicable to the remuneration and pensions of officials and other servants of the European Union for Greece is set at 79,9% as from 1 July 2017.
The Commission maintains that the action is inadmissible,whether it is directed against the alleged refusal to create a correction coefficient for Luxembourg or against the applicants' pay slips as from June 2008.
Furthermore: The salary correction coefficient of 66,7% impacts significantly and every step higher potentially attracts more suitable candidates.
Possible reasons for the limited number of applications from other Member States are the salary correction coefficient applied for the host state(69%) and competition with another EU body located in Budapest.
No correction coefficient shall be applicable in Belgium and Luxembourg, having regard to the special referential role of those places of employment as principal and original seats of most of the institutions.
This situation affectsthe OfficeŐs efficiency and poses risks to the implementation of its work programmes. A possible reason is the salary correction coefficient applied for the host state(73% as at 1 July 2016).
For each place for which a correction coefficient has been set(other than Belgium and Luxembourg), an estimate for December of the economic parities mentioned in Article 1(3) shall be calculated.
If Eurostat confirms that the difference is appreciable(more than 5%) and sustainable, the Commission shall enact, by means of delegated acts in accordance with Articles 111 and112 of the Staff Regulations, a correction coefficient for that place.
For places with a high cost-of-living increase(as measured by the change in the implicit indices), the correction coefficient shall come into effect before 1 January in the case of the intermediate update, or 1 July in the case of the annual update.
The appropriate authorities of the Member States concerned, the administration of an institution of the Union orthe representatives of officials of the Union in a given place of employment can request the creation of a correction coefficient specific to that place.
Its main object is to complain of the absence of a correction coefficient for Luxembourg, which, in the applicants' submission, would necessarily be higher than the correction coefficient for Brussels, whereas the previous steps concerned the absence of calculations or agreement.
Three agencies(Frontex, CEPOL and BEREC) experienced difficulties in finding suitable candidates with the required profile,which is possibly related to the salary correction coefficient applied for the hosting country(66,7%, 69% and 76,5% respectively).
In the applicants' submission, it is difficult, indeed impossible,to calculate a correction coefficient for Luxembourg in the absence of the international index of the cost of living in that city, which should be established by means of a survey carried out by Eurostat, which has never been done.
The Agency must attract highly qualified specialists in various fields and particular in law enforcement and therefore needs to offer an attractive grading andsalary for the posts in question taking into account the negative impact of the correction coefficient for salaries applied for Poland.
In the present case, the applicants were given to believe that the absence of a correction coefficient for Luxembourg meant that the Commission had carried out the necessary checks that enabled it to consider that there was justification for not making provision for such a coefficient. .
Recruitment: The returns related to staff expenditure were mainly due to the challenges and linked delays in the recruitment process: lengthy procedures, long periods of notice, insufficient number of candidates andlack of geographical balance due to low correction coefficient.
The low grading of posts combined with low correction coefficient, does not encourage foreigners(especially from West and Northern Europe) to move to Hungary, therefore the geographical balance cannot be always ensured during the recruitment process.
The Agency recognises a relatively high turnover, resulting from certain difficulties in attracting and retaining key staff in a very competitive and technical segment of the employment market, essentially due to its HQ location and the related disproportionately low andsteadily decreasing EU correction coefficient affecting salary levels in Prague.