Severance of claims for corporate business losses

Termination indemnities. The 2004 2005 and the 2006 2007 regular budgets did not include any provision for termination indemnities payable to local staff upon the eventual dissolution of the Agency.

I'll arrange for you to get a month's severance pay.

You've got six months' severance pay, and there are other jobs.

That's unfair. You shouldn't have left. And no severance at all, nothing?

Those who failed to meet the criteria for employment will receive severance packages.

Severance. And I'll be your instructor for this course. So let's start right away.

C6 Salary claims are for employment related losses such as salary and wages, indemnities and other benefits.

Pay and rank reform, including severance packages, will be introduced to achieve parity with ANA salaries.

The Committee notes that at present, all staff separation related costs and termination indemnities are paid from the last source of funding for the post at the time a staff member separates such indemnities are incurred when a staff member with five or more years of service is terminated.

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

The provision for separation related costs and anticipated termination indemnities for support budget funded staff is included in the biennial support budget.

The Chamber accepted the guilty plea and, as Rutaganira had been jointly indicted, ordered the severance of the indictment.

Most recently, in 1992 the Caribbean Labour Administration Centre (CLAC) also submitted recommendations on a severance payment scheme for Anguilla.

The current estimated amount of 156.1 million as at 31 December 2004 for such termination indemnities represents an unfunded contingent liability for the Agency.

Specific reference should be made to any special arrangement relating to severance payments to directors in the event of a takeover.

The budget provision for termination indemnities in the biennial support budget has been based on historical trends on the number of posts and actual expenditures.

1.43 The Agency's continued inability to build up a provision for termination indemnities means that it will be severely constrained financially when operations eventually wind down.

Although the number of locally employed civilians has been reduced from 414 to 382, a reduction of 32, separation indemnities resulted in an overexpenditure of 56,700.

Severance was one of the house bands at an original music club called Honky Hoagies Handy Hangout, otherwise known as the 4H Club.

Severance of ties is proclaimed by Allah and on behalf of His Noble Messenger , towards the polytheists with whom you had a treaty .

Severance of ties is proclaimed by Allah and on behalf of His Noble Messenger , towards the polytheists with whom you had a treaty .

Additionally, it will need to allocate funding for pension and severance packages for the decommissioning of serving members of the Special Security Service.

In America, the only questions are whether a board will force a CEO to leave and, if so, how big his severance package will be.

(c) Reintegration of demobilized soldiers in addition to the original programme for severance payment for 6 months, a support scheme for a further 18 months is being implemented.

The severance package was very substantial, and a large part of Suriname's economy for the first decade following independence was fueled by foreign aid provided by the Dutch government.

These may include complete or partial interruption of economic relations and of rail, sea, air, postal, telegraphic, radio and other means of communication, and the severance of diplomatic relations quot .

The severance of the limited international links that they had traditionally maintained and the need to recast them on a completely new basis have made the task of adjustment difficult.

31.10 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities and medical, hospital and other related expenses.

It has been estimated that a minimum of 8.5 million in donor assistance will be required to cover the cost of the severance and pension packages for these armed forces personnel.

27.7 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities, and medical, hospital and other directly related expenses.

Cohabitation of a man and a woman without the registration of a marriage and the severance of such relations do not give rise to the rights and responsibilities of spouses regarding property.

The special economic problems confronting Ukraine as a result of the severance of her economic relations with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia have been recognized by the Security Council (resolution 843 (1993)).

39. The Board apos s 1990 1991 report recommended that ITC should consider disclosing an estimate of the full, long term liability for all costs payable upon termination, such as repatriation grants, termination indemnities and accumulated leave.

The Agency however, cannot afford to reduce staff as a deficit reduction measure, not only because the current level of staffing is below acceptable standards, but also because of the short term financial implications of paying termination indemnities.

Category A is for persons in preventive custody, persons sentenced to a short term of imprisonment, persons imprisoned for non payment of debts, persons imprisoned for non payment of maintenance, civil debts or indemnities for bodily injury diyah .

Where there is a reference to a claim number in parenthesis, this reference is to the new claim number created by the E4 Panel after severance of the corporate losses from the personal losses.

It is cause for concern that the programme for restructuring the Armed Forces of Liberia has fallen behind schedule owing, inter alia, to the lack of funds for severance packages and pensions for the existing military personnel.

The first phase of the demobilization of 9,400 irregular personnel recruited into the armed forces after the outbreak of the civil war in 1989 was successfully completed on 10 September, with each conscript receiving 540 in severance pay.

In general, they may include those relating to complete or partial interruption of economic relations and of rail, sea, air, postal, telegraphic, radio and other means of communication and the severance of diplomatic relations, as Article 41 provides.

The commentator from the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) welcomed the integration of labour market issues into the IPR and to a degree supported its policy recommendations, including the desirability of a formula to calculate labour severance payments.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, as one of his first initiatives, proposed a ban on golden parachutes for departing managers of firms traded on the stock exchange, in order to halt the practice of taking huge severance payments without the consent of shareholders.

And article 4 of the country's state security crimes law punishes by at least three years in jail anyone who engages in a hostile act against a foreign country, in a way that would endanger Kuwait to the risk of war or of severance in diplomatic relations .

Vol. 96, pp. 279, 305 (arbitral tribunal decision between a private company and the Republic of Burundi citing the IDI resolution to argue that because armed conflict does not ipso facto terminate or suspend treaties, then the mere severance of diplomatic relations should not affect treaties either).

13. A trust fund administered by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) makes provision for support programmes to assist in the reintegration of demobilized soldiers into civilian society by extending the Government apos s 6 months of severance payments to ex soldiers for a further 18 months.