Exceptional granting of rest leave
for staff serving outside the EU
(Article 8 of Annex X to the Staff
Regulations)
This Administrative Notice repeals that of
07.09.2006, No 43-2006
Article 8 of Annex X to the Staff Regulations stipulates
that, by way of exception, the Appointing Authority may grant officials,
contract staff and temporary staff rest leave where living conditions are
particularly difficult at their place of employment.
On 30 August 2007 the AIPN adopted the decision on the exceptional
granting of rest leave for 2007 for officials serving in countries outside
the EU.
The annexed table sets out, for the places of employment concerned, the
rest leave entitlements resulting from the decision.
Brussels, 30 August 2007
K.4/ D(2007)511033
EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COMMISSION
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European
Community,
Having regard to the Staff Regulations of officials of the European
Communities and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the
Communities laid down by Regulation (EEC, Euratom, ECSC) No 259/681,
as last amended by Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 1895/20062,
and in particular Article 8 of Annex X thereto,
Having regard to the Commission decision of 16 June 2005 on the exercise
of powers conferred by the Staff Regulations on the Appointing Authority
and by the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants on the authority
responsible for concluding contracts of employment, as last amended by the
Commission decision of 13 June 2006,
After consulting the Steering Committee for the External Service and the
political secretaries of the trade unions and staff associations,
Whereas:
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The Appointing Authority should, exceptionally, grant
rest leave for officials, temporary staff and contract staff of the
European Communities serving in places of employment outside the
European Union where living conditions are particularly difficult.
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The places of employment conferring entitlement to
exceptional rest leave have been identified on the basis of the
parameters used to fix the living-conditions allowance,
THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY
HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:
With effect from 1 January 2007, officials, temporary
staff and contract staff of the European Communities serving outside the
European Union are granted rest leave for 2007 on the basis of the
parameters used to fix the living conditions allowance as follows:
11 LCA points = 6 working days
over a maximum of 2 periods
12 LCA points = 9 working days over a maximum of 3 periods
13/14 LCA points = 12 working days over a maximum of 4 periods
15/16 LCA points = 15 working days over a maximum of 5 periods.
This decision repeals and replaces that of 14 July 2006.
Done at Brussels, 30 August 2007
Eneko Landaburu
Director-General for External Relations
(Signed)
Visa: Mr Brueser |
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REST LEAVE
(Article 8 of Annex X)
Effective date: 1 January 2007
BY VIRTUE OF THE LIVING CONDITIONS ALLOWANCE
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Number of days
and periods |
Place of employment |
Place of rest leave |
15 working days over
a maximum of 5 periods
(LCA = 15/16 points) |
Indonesia (Banda Aceh) |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Iraq |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Sudan |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Southern Sudan |
Brussels (Belgium) |
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12 working days over
a maximum of 4 periods
(LCA = 13/14 points) |
Afghanistan |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Chad |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Timor-Leste |
Darwin (Australia) |
Yemen |
Brussels (Belgium) |
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9 working days over
a maximum of 3 periods
(LCA = 12 points) |
Bangladesh |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Liberia |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Papua New Guinea |
Darwin (Australia) |
Central African Republic |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Sierra Leone |
Brussels (Belgium) |
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6 working days over
a maximum of 2 periods
(LCA = 11 points)
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Angola |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Burundi |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Congo |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Côte d’Ivoire |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Djibouti |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Guinea |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Haiti |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Solomon Islands |
Darwin (Australia) |
Indonesia (Jakarta) |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Laos |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Mauritania |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Nepal |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Niger |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Nigeria |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Pakistan |
Phuket (Thailand) |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
Brussels (Belgium) |
Sri Lanka |
Phuket (Thailand) |
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FOOTNOTES
(1) OJ L 56, 4.3.1968, p. 1.
(2) OJ L 397, 30.12.2006, p. 6. |