Traduction de «rétribution supplémentaire » (Français → Anglais) :

Vast sums are lost in fees (which can be as high as 50% per contract) to contractors and sub-contractors; high salaries and generous allowances for expatriates working for consultancies and contractors absorb further amounts.

The issue to which the Honourable Member is likely to refer is the result of a recent oral comment from the Court of Auditors stating that national civil servants have received an extra salary for their involvement in the implementation of LIFE-projects on top of their normal salary.

Taxation schemes can in addition be designed in a revenue neutral way that would overall not result in an additional burden for consumers, but rather reward buyers of low-emitting cars and penalise the purchase of the less efficient vehicles.

Mr Jaeger works as a doctor in a hospital in Kiel where he is on call six times each month, for periods of 16 hours, 25 hours or 22 hours and 45 minutes, depending on the day of the week.

81. Calls on Latvia to accelerate the reform of the judiciary and support it with additional funds; recognises the efforts to simplify and modernise criminal procedure, and to improve detention conditions through amendments to existing legislation and infrastructure investments, but regrets that delays in the adoption of decisive legislative measures, in particular the new Criminal Procedure Code, are complicating efforts to accelerate court proceedings, reduce the backlog of court cases and cut the length of pre-trial detention; stresses the importance of safeguarding the independence of the judiciary and the need to achieve results in the fight against corruption; expects the incoming government to make this a priority and to take effe ...[+++]ctive initiatives; underlines, also, the importance of timely introduction of the unified pay system for the civil service;

72. Calls on Latvia to accelerate the reform of the judiciary and support it with additional funds; recognises the efforts to simplify and modernise criminal procedure, and to improve detention conditions through amendments to existing legislation and infrastructure investments, but regrets that delays in the adoption of decisive legislative measures, in particular the new Criminal Procedure Code, are complicating efforts to accelerate court proceedings, reduce the backlog of court cases and cut the length of pre-trial detention; stresses the importance of safeguarding the independence of the judiciary and the need to reach results in the fight against corruption; expects the incoming Government to make this a priority and to take effect ...[+++]ive initiatives; underlines, also, the importance of timely introduction of the unified pay system for the civil service;