Such schemes are based on legislation or on agreements between employers and employees.

The pension entitlements for each group are based on the current monthly salary of employees.

In the instant case, the contested differentiation is based only superficially on a distinction between employees who retired before 1 January 1992 and those who retired after that date. Actually, the distinction is based on a different treatment of active and retired employees at the time.

Foreign employees who are subject to a collective agreement are in principle required to participate in labour market pension schemes based on collective agreements.

Pension, gratuity and social security arrangements are based on deductions from the employees' salary and contributions by employers.

142. In addition, some employees operate varying medical schemes for their employees.

Public employees total Local government employees total

The Committee welcomes the establishment of a new social security system based on contributions from employers and employees and of a new pension system in which employers and employees contribute to a communal pension fund and to individual pension accounts.

Under the new regulation, employees no longer have to pay income tax based on the pay as you earn (PAYE) system.

465. The same legislation provides public employees with administrative guarantees against any prosecution not based on legally established breaches of discipline.

Employees ( ) per gender in fishery, 2002

Employees volunteer time in the advice booth.

Other employees

All employees get allowances paid in US dollars.

a In enterprises with more than 50 employees.

Duties of social employees in local labour offices

However, in accordance with the Danish Government Employees Act (Tjenestemandsloven) and the corresponding rules for local government employees, public employees are not allowed to strike (cf. art. 8 (2) of the Convention).

with no employees.

(a) Women employees

All employees of the police are public employees, and therefore may not strike.

In businesses owned by men, only 15 of the employees are women, whereas, in those owned by women, women represent 64.5 of the employees.

Moreover, 7.2 of women employees and 2.2 of men employees are employed part time.

(ii) Female employees covered by Part I of the Shop and Office Employees Act

Japan has an embassy with permanent employees in Palau.

Percentage of female employees in ministerial departments (December 2001)

a Wages in enterprises with more than five employees.

There are about 150 EO employees in Sierra Leone.

Among paid female employees in the province, 35 percent earned less than 10 per hour in 2003, compared to 22 percent of paid male employees.

I had 90 employees.

Other employees Independents craftsmen

Total No. of employees

Medical examinations for employees

Many were government employees.

This benefit is available to employees whose employer's regular workforce is at least 50 employees.

67. The table below shows the average hourly pay for employees in the private sector and the average annual salary of public employees.

In the public sector 81.2 of employees have incomes exceeding twice the minimum wage, whereas only 52.6 of employees in the private sector are in this income group.

A standardized merit system requires that all employees enter through the same procedures and receive an offer of employment based only on their talent, skills and knowledge.

No good just hiring employees, you also have to hire other employees to manage those employees and to enforce the goals of the institution and so forth.

The role of employees in corporate governance should be disclosed.

Employees per gender and conditions of employment in Fishery, 2003

Subject matter Discrimination in the remuneration of local government employees

Gradually all employees will be involved in the second tier.

They apply to all workers and employees in employment relations.

referred to we may say that remuneration near the level of the minimum wage was received in 1992 by around 3.4 per cent of the total number of employees (including 2.4 per cent of employees in the public sector and around 7.7 per cent of employees in the private sector) and in 1993 by 4 per cent of all the employed people (including 2 per cent of employees in the public sector and 9.4 per cent of employees in the private sector).

These increases have resulted in a growth in employees apos purchasing power.