Examples of using Relocation allowance in English and their translations into Russian
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Relocation allowance: b.
Ad litem judges of the Tribunals are not eligible for a relocation allowance.
Background information on the genesis and evolution of the relocation allowance payable to members of the International Court of Justice is set out in paragraphs 29 and 30 of the Secretary-General's report.
During the reporting period,the Agency paid a total of $34,916 for hotel accommodation and staff relocation allowances.
Supporting young professionals in rural areas(relocation allowance, housing and credit programs);
By virtue of the limitation on their length of appointment, and taking into account the conditions applied to the permanent judges,ad litem judges would not be eligible for payment of relocation allowance.
Are eligible, after five years of service, to receive a relocation allowance upon completion of their service.
Further, the Agency was repeatedly obliged to accommodate essential local staff members at hotels in Gaza City,at a cost of $96,680 for hotel accommodation and staff relocation allowances.
In paragraph 4(e) of his report, the Secretary-General refers to a proposed relocation allowance to be payable upon completion of service.
The alternative would have been to increase the number of permanent judges, who would have received all the entitlements and benefits commensurate with their status, including a pension,education grant and relocation allowance.
The Advisory Committee recommended against providing for an additional relocation allowance in respect of a fourth year of residence A/49/7/Add.12, para. 10.
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that the General Assembly effect no changes in the current conditions of service of the ad litem judges in respect of the education grant, relocation allowance and retirement benefits.
As indicated in paragraph 3 above,the Advisory Committee's observations and recommendations on the issue of the relocation allowance as it applies specifically to the ad litem judges of the Tribunals are set out in section III below.
In accordance with section III, paragraph 6, of General Assembly resolution 59/282, members of the International Court of Justice are no longer required to complete five years of service in order tobe entitled to receipt of a relocation allowance.
Relocation allowance upon completion of service(subject to satisfying eligibility requirements) equal to 12 weeks' net salary on completion of appointment and resettlement outside the Netherlands $133,800.
As a result of that limitation,it had been decided that they would not be entitled to a pension, relocation allowance or education grant.
With regard to the proposed pension scheme, relocation allowances and survivors' benefits, however, a literal application of the Statute proved impractical since they were all predicated on the basis of the length of the term of service.
Permanent judges of the International Tribunals that maintain a bona fide residence at The Hague for at least three continuous years during their term of office are entitled to a lump-sum payment as a relocation allowance see A/52/520, para. 19 d.
Of the many families relocated to sites on the periphery of Santo Domingo only a small proportion received relocation allowances while some 3,000 families received neither relocation allowances nor adequate compensation for their eviction;
Information it had received indicated that tens of thousands of families were either threatened with forced eviction or already evicted, andthat of the latter only a few had received some sort of compensation or relocation allowance.
Relocation allowance upon completion of service, subject to satisfying eligibility requirements equal to 12 weeks' net salary on completion of appointment and resettlement of five retired judges outside the Netherlands $167,300.
Accordingly, the Advisory Committee recommended that the General Assembly should not make any changes to the current conditions of service of the ad litem judges in respect of the education grant, relocation allowance and retirement benefits.
Under this program in 2010, one skilled in the art(Terekty medical facility 2 doctor A. Abdrakhimov) relocation allowance, in the month of April one specialist(Kurchum medical institution No. 1 doctor E. Katyshev) got budget credit for housing acquisition.
In 2004- 2007, Ignalina Labour Exchange extended additional social guarantees to 377 redundancies of Ignalina NPP 376 persons received supplementary severance pay,11 persons were granted monthly pre-retirement employment allowance, 28 persons received relocation allowance. .
The background information on the genesis and evolution of the relocation allowance payable to members of the International Court of Justice and judges of the two Tribunals is provided in the report of the Secretary-General submitted to the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session A/65/134 and Corr.1.
These include a special allowance of the Presidents and of the Vice-Presidents when acting as President, assistance with education costs, the survivors' benefit,travel and subsistence regulations, relocation allowances, issues related to the hardship classification of the duty station and retirement benefits.
In view of the above, the General Assembly may wish to consider extending the relocation allowance to qualifying ad litem judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, under the same conditions as those of the judges of the Tribunals see para. 84 above.
Conditions of service include the special allowance of the Presidents of the International Court of Justice and the Tribunals and the Vice-Presidents when acting as President; assistance with education costs; survivors' benefits;travel and subsistence regulations; relocation allowance; hardship factors; and retirement benefits.
With regard to the Secretary-General's proposed relocation allowance to be payable upon completion of service with the Tribunal, while the Advisory Committee understood the rationale for requiring a minimum period of continuous bona fide residence at The Hague to qualify for the payment of that allowance, it was not clear to the Committee why that allowance should be increased by 25 per cent after an additional year of service beyond the minimum three-year requirement.
In part III, the Advisory Committee addressed the proposals relating to the conditions of service of the ad litem judges of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda,namely the proposed extension of the entitlement to an education grant, relocation allowance and pension benefits to those ad litem judges who had served for a continuous period of more than three years.