Responsibility and Other Allowances Sample Clauses

The 'Responsibility and Other Allowances' clause defines the obligations of the parties regarding specific duties and the provision of additional payments or benefits beyond standard compensation. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for certain tasks or liabilities, and details any extra allowances such as travel expenses, accommodation, or hardship pay that may be provided under particular circumstances. Its core function is to clearly allocate responsibilities and ensure that all parties understand what additional support or compensation may be available, thereby reducing disputes and promoting transparency in the contractual relationship.
Responsibility and Other Allowances. In addition to the salary according to Article L7.1.1, the following allowances per annum shall be paid:
Responsibility and Other Allowances. In addition to the salary according to Article 5:01, 5:02, and 5:03 the following allowances per annum shall be paid and shall have the effect of piercing the maximum salaries:

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