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Council Decision (CFSP) 2017/824 of 15 May 2017 concerning… ANNEX II

Council Decision (CFSP) 2017/824 of 15 May 2017 concerning… ANNEX II

ANNEX IISupplementary provisions

ANNEX II EXPATRIATION ALLOWANCE (Referred to in Article 10 of the Staff Regulations) 1. Staff members so entitled under Article 10 of the Staff Regulations shall receive a monthly expatriation allowance. The amount of the allowance shall be: (a) Staff members recruited before 1 January 1996: (i) staff members entitled to household allowance: 20 % of the reference salary; (ii) staff members not entitled to household allowance: 16 % of the reference salary. (b) Staff members recruited as from 1 January 1996: (i) staff members entitled to household allowance: 18 % of the reference salary during the first ten years' service; (ii) staff members not entitled to household allowance: 14 % of the reference salary during the first ten years' service. 2. The allowance is calculated on the first step in grade of recruitment or promotion. In years eleven, twelve and thirteen, rates of 14 % and 18 % shall be reduced by one point per year respectively to 11 % and 15 %. 3. The amount of the expatriation allowance shall not be lower than the basic salary amount payable to staff members in grade B3, step 1. 4. Staff members entitled to an expatriation allowance with dependent children who are not paid an education allowance are entitled to be paid in addition an expatriated children allowance as established by the Coordinated Organisations.

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