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External sources (not reviewed)

Students, who study far from their permanent residence, collect travel payment and urban students benefit from transportation costs.

The Committee would have to consider (i) whether a country continued to be eligible for any remaining funds once a project had achieved its targets, recalling that the funding of MYAs was performance-based; (ii) if a country could continue to receive funds, what would be the required level of monitoring and reporting; and (iii) whether the implementing agency should continue to exercise financial oversight and performance verification and, if so, what would be the consequences if an agency could not do so because of administrative or legal hurdles.

[...] [...] obstructing access to or the distribution of humanitarian assistance in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and on individuals or entities supporting [...] [...]

Persons who have reached pensionable age also have the right to receive a benefit in the case of collective termination of employment contracts, because the benefit is paid regardless of whether and for how long the employees who are made collectively redundant have paid the unemployment insurance premiums.

GBS is working on further attempts at rationalization and economy, focusing on two main areas: (i) in line with the Board’s decision at its 189th session, a letter has been sent to all Members requesting them to forego on a voluntary basis travel and DSA payments to which they are still entitled, as well as to contribute to language expenses; a similar letter will be sent to all Member States in the run-up to the General Conference in 2013 requesting Member States’ assistance to contribute to the cost of participation by LDC representatives in the Conference and to language services; (ii) documentation restrictions have been tightened, with a gradual introduction of an absolute document maximum length, even for reports, of 12-15 pages, as practiced in the United Nations.

Under the new policy, they would be provided with a lump sum to cover their travel and accommodation costs, and the [...] [...]

As compared to the first State Pension Insurance Act, pensions are now indexed, a deferred old-age pension has been introduced, the rate of the survivor’s pension has been revised and the range of persons entitled to the survivor’s pension has been extended, and the national pension and the early-retirement pension is paid to pensioners also when they continue to work.

However, if you plan to stay longer than three months, then you’ll need to pass a test on Australian road rules and regulations and meet all necessary requirements before being granted an Australian driver’s licence.

[...] salary, people acquire pensionable rights [...]

For the Istanbul Programme of Action to succeed, it needs to include clear targets, indicators and timetables.

[...] [...] including the number of judges that would continue to be paid until [...] [...]

[...] [...] obstructing the access to or distribution [...] [...]

Sources on the payroll of the embassy of Eritrea in Nairobi say that Dahir still receives financial support from the embassy and travels on an Eritrean passport.

All bags must check to Incheon International Airport (ICN) only, except connections to KE1401, KE1403, KE 1405 and OZ8531 (ICN-Busan), where baggage can be checked through to Busan (as these flights are departing from the same international airport).

(c) When a staff member receives a new appointment in the United Nations common system of salaries and allowances less than twelve months after separation, the amount of any payment on account of termination indemnity, repatriation grant or commutation of accrued annual leave shall be adjusted so that the number of months, weeks or days of salary to be paid at the time of the separation after the new appointment, when added to the number of months, weeks or days paid for prior periods of service, does not exceed the total of months, weeks or days that would have been paid had the service been continuous.

[...] [...] country in fact claimed and received [...] [...]

Pensioners and disabled persons as well as students during school hours are also eligible for free bus transport.

The measures proposed include prohibiting the use of military uniforms and weapons, reviewing the pensions received by retired military personnel, ensuring the smooth conduct of this process, and liberating those areas occupied by the military.

If you apply for and receive welfare, you must take part in an employment plan that assists you in your search for employment while on welfare.

It points out in this regard that it is surprising that some of the authors of the above-mentioned communications have filed for an official finding of the presumed death of a relative, which entitles them to receive compensation, while at the same time they condemn the system.

They are valid for seven years and normally have an endorsement stating that “the holder of this document may return to Hong Kong during its validity without a visa”.

The decree applies to self-employed workers, and employees who are members of any social security scheme, who can prove that they have during their working lives actually worked for the equivalent of the minimum period required for entitlement to a retirement pension (15 years) and who are suffering from any of the disabilities listed in the text, provided that during the whole of that period they have suffered from a disability of 45 per cent or more and are in employment or the equivalent thereof.

As a result they frequently find themselves in a difficult position where they are too old to find steady employment, but too young to be eligible for a pension.

[...] [...] further month beyond nine years, up [...] [...]

Colour-coded access cards for the high-level meetings and the general debate will be ready for collection at the Protocol and Liaison Service (room NL-2063) starting on Friday, 21 September 2012, after 10 a.m.

[...] [...] the Carrier, collecting any ticket [...] [...]

[...] [...] of women with disabilities, and prevents them from obtaining a disability [...] [...]

According to data on actual recipients of pensions, social benefits and allowances paid to widows of Great Patriotic War veterans, the share of persons of pensionable age in the population at large is 4.8 per cent (as at 1 January 2008).