Translation of "Gap 2 period " (English → French) :

gender gap in pensions | gender pension gap | pension gap | pension gap between men and women

block gap | interblock gap | interrecord gap | record gap | IBG [Abbr.]

identify possible skills gaps | identify skill gap | identify skills gaps | use skills assessment tests

transitional period (EU) [ EC limited period | EC transitional measures | EC transitional period | transition period (EU) ]

endure sitting for long periods | maintain suitable posture while sitting for long periods | sit for long periods | tolerate sitting for long periods

keep focused for extended periods | preserve concentration for long periods | keep concentration for long periods | maintain concentration for long periods

Progressive cavitating leukoencephalopathy has characteristics of acute episodes of neurological deficit (ataxia, dysarthria, seizures) with irritability and opisthotonus followed by either steady deterioration or alternating periods of rapid progres

rest period [ daily rest period | leave ]

probationary period [ trial period ]

However it has also been raised that information would not be sent from the Member States to the 5 non-EU European countries and the 12 overseas jurisdictions, which could lead to a gap period where tax authorities do not have the information they need to accurately assess tax liabilities.

It may be that a court would interpret this statute to say that during a period of dissolution the Senate Ethics Officer continues to have privileges, immunities and powers, but since the senators and the Senate do not have them during a period of dissolution, there seems to be a gap period there.

It is an important provision because it makes that gap period — the time the person was on reserve duty — disappear for the purposes of calculation of pensions, sick leave and other benefits.

21. Reiterates the call for closely linking pension benefits to years worked and premiums paid (‘actuarial fairness’), to ensure that working more and longer pays off for workers by having a better pension while duly taking into account periods away from the labour market due to care for dependent persons; recommends that the Member States, in consultation with relevant partners, put a ban on mandatory retirement when reaching the statutory retirement age, so as to enable people who can and wish to do so to choose to continue to work beyond the statutory retirement age or to gradually phase in their retirement, as extending the period o ...[+++]f premiums paid while at the same time shortening the period of benefit eligibility can help workers reduce any pension gaps at a fast pace;