February 2020. Protocol on pay bands The parties to the collective agreement agree that, on transition from four to three pay bands, companies should focus on not exploiting a situation in which employees may have the date of their move to the next pay band postponed. Companies are thus urged to respect the in- tentions behind the collective agreement’s minimum pay system. An assessment of compe- tence and qualifications must be included in the annual salary negotiation with the employee. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on cooperation project The parties agree to discuss, during the term of the collective agreement, how a revision of the agreement’s provisions may contribute to strengthening the collaborative and bargaining culture in the companies. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on pension project The parties agree to review, during the term of the collective agreement, the pension provi- sions of the collective agreements. The purpose of the review is among other things to evaluate the schemes under clause 4(2), including their content, the associated insurance services provided and costs relative to the labour market pension schemes agreed under clause 4(1) In addition, an editorial review will be carried out, and the respect provisions will be dis- cussed with a view to potential amendment. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on designers with a master’s degree (cand.de- sign/MA Design) The parties agree that designers with a master’s degree are fully covered by clause 3 of the collective agreement, and the special agreement on minimum pay for this trade group is therefore cancelled. Employees with a master’s degree in design (xxxx.xxxxxx/MA Design) employed in this field must be fully integrated on or before 1 March 2019. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on common guidance notes The parties agree to review and possibly revise, during the collective agreement period, the following common guidance notes (the Danish Association of Architectural Firms and the unions) with a view to continuing these under the auspices of DI:
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February 2020. If the employee is prevented from having a meal at the depot for a period of ten hours, he/she will be entitled to partial daily allowance of EUR 15,80. The employee will be paid EUR 34,90 for each complete 24 hour period during which he/she is prevented from having a meal at the depot.
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February 2020. (14) In order to enable Member States to deploy the additional resources for crisis repair quickly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and its social consequences and preparing a green, digital and resilient recovery of the economy within the current programming period, it is justified to exempt, on an exceptional basis, Member States from the need to comply with ex ante conditionalities and requirements on the performance reserve and application of the performance framework, on thematic concentration, also in relation to the thresholds established for sustainable urban development for the ERDF, and requirements on preparation of a communication strategy for the additional resources. It is nevertheless necessary that Member States carry out at least one evaluation by 31 December 2024 to assess the effectiveness, efficiency, impact and inclusiveness, of the additional resources as well as how they contributed to achieving the goals of the new dedicated thematic objective. To facilitate the availability of comparable information at Union level, Member States are required, where appropriate, to make use of the programme-specific indicators made available by the Commission. In addition, while carrying out their responsibilities linked to information, communication and visibility, Member States and managing authorities should enhance the visibility of the exceptional measures and resources introduced by the Union, in particular by ensuring that potential beneficiaries, beneficiaries, participants, final recipients of financial instruments and the general public are aware of the existence, volume and additional support stemming from the additional resources.
February 2020. 11.2(6) The key dates and the conditions to be met are: Condition to be met key date 1 [●] [●] 2 [●] [●] 3 [●] [●]
February 2020. Decision: 1. The Application for Permission to Appeal and the alternative application to set aside the judgment are refused. 2. The Application to stay the execution of the judgment is refused. 3. The Applicant is to pay the Respondent’s costs of the Application for Permission to Appeal, the alternative application to set aside the judgment and the Application to stay the execution of the judgment. 4. The Respondent is to file and serve its submissions as to costs by 4.00 pm on 4 March 2020. 5. The Applicant is to file and serve any response to the Respondent’s submissions by 4.00 pm on 25 March 2020. Decision under appeal: Court of First Instance Division: Civil Date of Decision: 16 December 2019 Before: His Honour Justice Stone SBS QC Case Number(s): ADGMCFI-2019-003 Hearing Date(s): No hearing Date of Orders: 12 February 2020 Catchwords: Application for permission to appeal judgment or in the alternative to set aside judgment; application for stay of execution of judgment; failure of defendant to attend the trial; discretion of the court to set aside the judgment; relationship between a right of appeal against an order or judgment and a right to apply to have it set aside
February 2020. Cash Settlement Amounts: The Cash Settlement Amount shall be determined and payable as follows: ● If on any Valuation Date t, (from t=1 to 11 inclusive), Sharet Share0 ≥ 100% then the Equity Amount Payer will pay to the Equity Amount Receiver on the immediately following Cash Settlement Payment Date t, a Cash Settlement Amount in EUR equal to 100% of the Notional Amount. ● Otherwise, on Valuation Date t=12, ◊ If Sharet Share0 ≥ 60% then the Equity Amount Payer will pay to the Equity Amount Receiver on the Cash Settlement Payment Date t=12, a Cash Settlement Amount in EUR equal to: Notional Amount × 100% ◊ Otherwise, if Sharet Share0 < 60% , then the Equity Amount Payer will pay to the Equity Amount Receiver on Cash Settlement Payment Date t=12, a Cash Settlement Amount in EUR determined in accordance with the following formula: Notional Amount x Sharet Share0 Where:
