Betekenis van:
travel allowance

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The daily allowance per travel day shall be:
2. Annex C – Rules for reimbursement of travel, daily allowance and accommodation allowance for Principal Investigators invited for an interview
3. All income should be declared with the exception of severance payments, family benefits, wage arrears, life annuities for accidents at workor occupational disease, war pensions, pensions for disablement sustained during military service, attendance allowance, travel allowance.
4. The allowance shall be calculated on the basis of the rate applying in the country where the Institute is located, irrespective of the country or countries where the travel takes place.
5. Staff members may be authorised to travel by private car in the interests of the Institute. In such cases, they shall be entitled to an allowance per kilometre calculated on the basis of the quickest usual route.
6. The travel order shall state the probable duration of the mission, on the basis of which shall be calculated any advance which the staff member may draw against the daily subsistence allowance.
7. Staff members whose place of employment is outside the territory of the EU Member States shall be entitled for themselves and, if they are entitled to receive the household allowance, for their spouse and other dependants within the meaning of Article 2, in each calendar year, to repayment of travel expenses to their place of origin, or to repayment of travel expenses to another place not exceeding the expense of travel to the place of origin.
8. By decision of the AACC, senior management staff (Director-General or their equivalent in grade AD16 or AD15 and Directors or their equivalent in grade AD15 or AD14) who do not have an official car at their disposal may receive a fixed allowance, not exceeding EUR 892,42 a year to cover normal travel within the boundaries of the town where they are employed.
9. Staff members travelling on official Centre duty shall be entitled to reimbursement of all of their travel costs and to a daily allowance to cover subsistence when away from their place of duty in accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of these Regulations.
10. In the case of a staff member travelling on mission in special circumstances, however, the AACC may decide to grant that staff member an allowance per kilometre covered instead of the reimbursement of travel costs provided for above, if the use of public transport presents clear disadvantages.
11. The daily allowance paid for each day of the interview is a flat rate to cover all expenditure at the place where the interview is held, including for example meals and local transport (bus, tram, metro, taxi, parking, motorway tolls, etc.), as well as travel and accident insurance.
12. Staff members shall be entitled to be paid in each calendar year a sum equivalent to the cost of travel from the place of employment to the place of origin as defined in Article 7 for themselves and, if they are entitled to the household allowance, for the spouse and dependants within the meaning of Article 2. Where a husband and wife are both staff members of the Agency, each has the right in respect of himself or herself and in respect of dependants to the flat-rate payment of travelling expenses, in accordance with the above provisions; each dependant shall be entitled to one payment only. The payment in respect of dependent children is fixed at the request of the husband or wife, on the basis of the place of origin of one or other of them. Where a staff member marries during a given year and thereby becomes entitled to the household allowance, the travel expenses payable for the spouse shall be calculated in proportion to the period from the date of the marriage to the end of the year. Any alteration to the basis of calculation which may arise from changes in family status after the date of payment of the sums in question shall not render the staff member concerned liable to make repayment. Travel expenses for children aged two to ten years shall be calculated on the basis of half of the kilometric allowance and half the flat-rate supplement, the children being deemed for the purposes of calculation to have completed their second or tenth year on 1 January of the current year.