Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In this regard, it should be noted that the Commission did not revise the level of the salary of the employees, but the number of the employees effectively allocated to the production of frames and the assembly of bicycles.
• The state is also expected to compensate for, and revise upwards, the lost salaries of many workers in the very short term, and to start repairing the damage caused to public utilities and services, in addition to foreign and domestic debt services.
• The text that we have just been considering is intended to revise a 1980 directive guaranteeing the protection of employees in the event of the insolvency of their employer and particularly the payment of salaries that have not been paid for a minimum of three months.

• This draft Decision on the basis of the Austrian initiative aims at adjusting the basic salaries and allowances of the Europol staff in light of a review carried out by the Management Board.
• See NOU: 2004:14 entitled 'Om grunnlaget for inntektsoppgjrene', which is a report on a review of the background for establishing salary levels in public statistics issued by a body established by the Government.
• Madam President, Mr Fernandes, with regard to salaries, it seems clear to me that Parliament is perfectly capable of taking the initiative to propose a review of the Statute for Members.
• Having been provided with additional information, we agree to free up the reserves for Commission salaries, but still insist on a staff review.
• The proposal for a decision put forward by Finland provides for the basic salaries and allowances applicable to Europol staff to be increased following their review by the Management Board.
• It is a matter of great urgency that measures be adopted to put an end to social dumping and to review the conditions of crews in terms of status, salaries, training and working conditions.
• We are seeing German civil servants joining forces to protest against longer working hours and lower salaries and Italian employees demanding a thorough review of law 30 and the way in which it blithely generates job insecurity.
• In the review of the remuneration of officials of Europol, the Management Board took account of the changes in the cost of living in the Netherlands, as well as of the changes in salaries in the public service in the Member States.