special allowance definition
special allowance means an addition, in the nature of an allowance, to the pay attached to a post or of an employee, granted at the discretion of the Authority or its Competent Authority in consideration of the specially arduous nature of the duties attached to the post or required to be performed by the employee;
special allowance means those sums which are payable by the U.S. Department of Education to the Lender under the Act.
special allowance means the special allowance payable under the Special Allowance Act 2024.
More Definitions of special allowance
special allowance means funds provided for clothing or personal expenses, therapeutic or personal attendant care, and other specialized payments such as emergency clothing, education, and gift allowances.
special allowance means a bridging benefit that is adjusted according to the income of the retired member resulting from employment of the retired member subsequent to termination; (“allocation spéciale”)
special allowance means the special allowance payable under section 3;”
special allowance. As defined in Section 3.1.1
special allowance. A percentage of the average unpaid principal balance, paid to a lender by the Secretary of Education on an Eligible Loan. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ STUDENT LOAN: A low-cost loan made available to a student to help pay for the costs of attending post-secondary schools. A Guaranty Agency insures lenders against losses on ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Loans due to the Borrower's default, or non default as defined in the Common Manual, provided certain program requirements are adhered to.
special allowance means amounts paid by the Secretary to the holder of a Loan as authorized and calculated under Section 438 of the Act.
special allowance means an amount payable under the provisions of this Act;