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Regulation (EEC) No 1192/69 of the Council of 26 June 1969 on common rules for the normalisation of the accounts of railway undertakings (repealed)
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This class covers cases where, pursuant to some provision laid down by the public authorities, a railway undertaking is required:
to keep employed surplus staff whom, under provisions concerning its staff, it would be entitled to dismiss;
under certain provisions of its staff regulations not agreed to by the railway undertaking, to retain staff released by rationalisation measures who cannot reasonably be given other work in the undertaking.
The financial burden resulting from the retention of surplus staff will be proportionate to the number of persons affected by the measure under consideration.
For cases coming under (a): | the number of persons to be dismissed shall be proposed by the undertaking. The number of persons to be retained shall be fixed by decision of the competent authorities. Compensation shall be made in respect of expenditure relating to such surplus staff for such period as that staff remains surplus to requirements. |
For cases coming under (b): | the number of surplus staff to be taken into consideration in the calculation shall be specified by the railway undertaking. This number shall be equal to the number of persons released by rationalisation measures, account being taken of the possibility of re-employing such staff in the course of the year in which the rationalisation measures are to take effect in posts made vacant by reason of retirement, or in newly created posts. |
The amount of the resultant financial burden will be equal to the total of the wages or salary, allowances and social security payments for each person retained in employment or for each homogeneous group of such persons. In the latter case, the amount may be calculated on the basis of averages for each such group.
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