Civil servants Clause Samples

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Civil servants. Civil servants and the persons deemed as such shall be subject to the legislation of the Contracting State in whose administration they are employed.
Civil servants. Civil servants and persons deemed as such of either Contracting Party shall be subject to the legislation of the Contracting Party in administration of which they are employed .
Civil servants. All public officers of the Government the Republic of Zambia who may from time to time be situated in Barotseland shall be officers serving on permanent and pensionable terms.
Civil servants. Civil servants and equivalent personnel of a Contracting State, posted in the territory of the other Contracting State to exercise their activity there, as well as their family members who accompany them and do not exercise themselves professional activities, shall remain subject to the legislation of the former Contracting State.
Civil servants members of diplomatic missions or consular posts 1. Civil servants and equivalent personnel are subject to the legislation of the contracting State whose administration employs them. These persons, as well as their family members are, for this purpose, considered to be residing in this contracting State, even if they are in the territory of the other contracting State. (a) Nationals of a contracting State sent by the government of this contracting State to the territory of the other contracting State as members of a diplomatic mission or a consular post are subject to the legislation of the first contracting State. (b) Persons engaged by a diplomatic mission or a consular post of one of the contracting States in the territory of the other contracting State are subject to the legislation of the latter contracting State. However, persons who are nationals of the first contracting State can opt for the legislation of this contracting State to be applied. This choice is to be made within six months from the commencement date of employment or the date of the entry into force of this Convention. (c) When the diplomatic mission or the consular post of one of the contracting States employs persons who, pursuant to point (b) of this paragraph, are subject to the legislation of the other contracting State, the mission or post takes into account the obligations imposed on the employers under the legislation of this contracting State. (d) Analogically, the provisions in points (b) and (c) of this paragraph also apply to persons employed in private service of a person specified in point (a) of this paragraph. (e) The provisions of points (a) to (d) of this paragraph neither apply to honorary members of a consular post nor persons employed in private service of these persons. (f) The provisions of this paragraph also apply to the family members of the persons referred to in points (a) to (e), living at home, unless they exercise a labour market activity.
Civil servants. For civil servants, special conditions apply, and in specific cases it will be possible to enter into agreements within the same monetary framework as stated above.