L. Emoluments of the Committee

L. Emoluments of the Committee

L. Emoluments of the Committee 10

1. Recovery from accrued salary and emoluments

A. Recovery from accrued salary and emoluments

Emoluments, pension scheme and conditions of service for

(e) Question of emoluments of the Human Rights Committee

With respect to judges of the Court, emoluments are 160,000 per year, or 13,333 monthly.

The amount of LM 6,584 represents all emoluments of military and civilian personnel, and includes

The emoluments of members of the Court have been reviewed by the General Assembly periodically since 1976.

The difference between gross and net emoluments is requested as a global amount under the present section.

If so, the staff member shall receive full salary and other emoluments for the period of authorized absence.

The difference between gross and net emoluments ( 448,196,900) is requested as a global amount under the present section of expenditure.

In cases where it is established that United Nations funds were misappropriated by a staff member, action will immediately be taken to recover as much as possible of the amounts involved from any accrued salary and other emoluments, including terminal payments, of the staff member.

The power to levy taxes, rates, emoluments and fees is held in parallel by the Confederation, the cantons and the communes.

The Inspector General shall receive the salary and emoluments paid at a level equivalent to that of the Administrator of UNDP.

(e) Gradually increasing earnings, pensions and other emoluments in real terms and providing necessary humanitarian assistance to refugees and the destitute.

(b) Exoneration from all federal, cantonal and communal taxes on salaries, emoluments and indemnities paid to them by the International Labour Organisation.

The Committee recalled that the Convention defined remuneration in the broadest possible terms, including any additional emoluments whatsoever arising out of the worker's employment.

Recalling section A of its resolution 45 250 of 21 December 1990 on the emoluments of the members of the International Court of Justice,

Dividends, interest, pensions and emoluments of office accruing in, derived from or received outside Gibraltar by an individual ordinarily resident in Gibraltar are also taxable.

8. The Advisory Committee was informed that the Special Representative receives no emoluments from the United Nations although he is provided travel and related facilities.

quot Officials of the United Nations shall ... (b) be exempt from taxation on the salaries and emoluments paid to them by the United Nations. quot

(a) Internal measures are exclusively administrative. Deductions may be made from salaries, wages and other emoluments for indebtedness to the United Nations (staff rule 103.18).

The Tribunal has reviewed its existing procedures and has now improved its controls relating to departing staff with respect to final salary and payment of emoluments.

In order to deal with adverse positive effects resulting from exchange rate fluctuations, the United Nations devised a currency floor ceiling mechanism for emoluments of judges.

4. Under the provisions of staff rule 103.18 (b) (ii), deductions from salaries, wages and other emoluments may be made for indebtedness to the United Nations.

The Committee believed that not only should there be a policy for the establishment of such high level posts but criteria for determining the related emoluments.

(b) Create funds from which to grant relief from double taxation to those staff members who were subject to national taxation on their United Nations emoluments

51. Under the provisions of staff rule 103.18 (b) (ii), deductions from salaries, wages and other emoluments may be made for indebtedness to the United Nations.

All right, no, point taken. Point taken.

15. In paragraphs 26 to 28 of his statement, the Secretary General discusses the practice of some staff members of receiving national subsidies to supplement their emoluments.

Those Member States which do not tax the United Nations emoluments of staff members are assessed, in practice, on a net basis, as indicated in paragraph 17.

Taken.

The salary and related emoluments of United Nations staff members are subject to the assessment rates contained in regulation 2.3 of the Staff Regulations of the United Nations.

The estimate under this heading represents the difference between gross and net emoluments, that is, the amount of staff assessment to which United Nations staff members are subject,

The salaries and related emoluments of United Nations staff members are subject to assessment at rates stated in regulation 3.3 of the Staff Regulations of the United Nations.

Further to General Assembly resolution 45 250 A of 21 December 1990, revisions in the emoluments of members of the Court were effected as of 1 January 1991.

The salaries and related emoluments of United Nations staff members are subject to apportionment at rates stated in regulation 3.3 of the Staff Regulations of the United Nations.

Polls taken, this poll was taken 10 years ago.

Between 1971 and 1988, post adjustment (which is not subject to staff assessment although it is taxable) tended to increase periodically as a proportion of total United Nations emoluments.

An action is so special because it's not taken at any time but now, it's not taken next week, it's not taken next month, it's not taken next year, it's not taken tomorrow.

Action taken

Measures taken

Action taken