Translation of "Pension de personnes à charge " (French → English) :

secondary dependant's benefit

dependant [ dependent child | dependent person | dependent relative ]

dependant care allowance [ dependent care allowance | dependent allowance | dependent benefit | dependant's allowance | dependency allowance ]

childrens'allowance | dependency allowance

Benefit plan associated with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Dependents) Pension Fund actuarial report as at 31 March 1994

dependent | dependant | dependent person

spouse and child allowance | SCA

sufficiently in advance of the minimum age for commencing pension rights or before an age to be determined by national legislation, exchange with or make available to the person concerned and to institutions of other Member States information (periods completed or other important elements) on the pension entitlements of persons who have changed from one applicable legislation to another or, failing that, inform those persons of, or provide them with, the means of familiarising themselves with their prospective ben ...[+++]efit entitlement.

It is for the Council to determine the salaries, allowances and pensions of EU high-level public office holders (‘public office holders’), including the President of the European Council , the President and members of the Commission , the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy , the Presidents, Judges, Advocates-General and Registrars of the Court of Justice of the European Union , the President and members of the Court of Auditors , and the Secretary-General of the Council , together with any payment to be made instead of remuneration.

P. whereas in 2012, self-employment represented more than 15 % of total employment in the EU, while in some cases it is not the preferred option of the person concerned, but rather a necessity owing to a lack of other job opportunities or sufficiently flexible working arrangements to combine work and care for dependents; whereas in many Member States it is difficult for the self-employed to acquire sufficient pension rights, thereby inc ...[+++]reasing the risk of future poverty for those concerned; whereas economically dependent self-employed workers are rarely organised in or represented by trade unions, even if they are more likely to be victims of working time and other abuses;

P. whereas in 2012, self-employment represented more than 15 % of total employment in the EU, while in some cases it is not the preferred option of the person concerned, but rather a necessity owing to a lack of other job opportunities or sufficiently flexible working arrangements to combine work and care for dependents; whereas in many Member States it is difficult for the self-employed to acquire sufficient pension rights, thereby inc ...[+++]reasing the risk of future poverty for those concerned; whereas economically dependent self-employed workers are rarely organised in or represented by trade unions, even if they are more likely to be victims of working time and other abuses;