This document provides an overview of pay, allowances, and personal administration policies for Army Reserve personnel. It defines key terms, outlines procedures for updating personal details and emergency contacts, and describes entitlements such as travel reimbursement and insurance. Personnel are responsible for ensuring their personal information is accurate and reporting any changes in a timely manner, as this impacts pay and eligibility for allowances. The document is intended to help reservists understand administrative policies but does not constitute authority to claim payments.
Travel Insurance Policy – Ensure Safe Family TripDAIInsurance
Enjoy the benefits of travel insurance with DirectAsia. During your overseas insured trip DirectAsia will secure and pay up your medical expenses, loss of personal possessions, money or documents, emergency phone charges and many others.
MY URGENT CARE PATIENT REGISTRATION FORM urgentcare12
My Urgent Care is a privately-owned, non-hospital affiliated Urgent Care system in Northern Virginia. We've been leaders in urgent care services and walk in clinics for over twenty-five years.
Whether you need immunizations, physicals, have aches, flu, minor injuries or need any urgent care services for the entire family, My Urgent Care offers walk in convenience and same day doctor visits. Just walk in to any of our medical clinics. We have two locations are open till late and serve Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, Prince William and Stafford Counties.
This document provides instructions for filing dental benefit claims. It notes that submitting incomplete or fraudulent claims is illegal. It provides state-specific notices about insurance fraud. It instructs employees and dentists to complete different sections of the claim form, including treatment details and billing information. Dentists are asked to sign certifying the accuracy of the claim.
Financial services guide by EBM Insurance BrokersJhon Rooney
This document summarizes an insurance broker's financial services guide. It provides an overview of the broker's services, relationships, fees, and procedures. The broker offers services like arranging insurance policies, claims assistance, and risk management advice. It details the broker's compensation model including commissions from insurers and potential client referral fees. The guide outlines the broker's complaints handling process and professional indemnity insurance.
PENSIONS FOR DEFENCE SERVICES PERSONNEL: Brig CS Vidyasagar (Retd)Rajive Kohli
ELIGIBILITY
TYPE OF PENSIONS & CALCULATION OF PENSION
PPO & CORR PPOs
RANK PAY ARREARS
ONE RANK ONE PENSION (OROP)
PENSION ARREARS FROM JAN 2006 & APR 2014
CORR PPO FOR DATE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE
ADDRESS TO BE SENT ON LINE TO PCDA(PENSIONS) ALLHABAD
ACTION IN CASE OF EXCESS PAYMENT OF PENSION/SHORTFALL IN PENSION
The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 provides for the provisions for maintenance. The provisions enumerated under the code are explained herein the slides along with the remedies available for maintenance and against maintenance.
This document contains a liability claim form for Calliden insurance. It requests policy and contact information, details of the claim or incident, information about any other parties involved, witnesses, and a declaration. It notes that Calliden will handle personal information in accordance with privacy laws and may use details to provide offers or promotions. Claims will be reduced by any input tax credits applicable. Disputes will be addressed internally and then complaints can be made in writing.
Travel Insurance Policy – Ensure Safe Family TripDAIInsurance
Enjoy the benefits of travel insurance with DirectAsia. During your overseas insured trip DirectAsia will secure and pay up your medical expenses, loss of personal possessions, money or documents, emergency phone charges and many others.
MY URGENT CARE PATIENT REGISTRATION FORM urgentcare12
My Urgent Care is a privately-owned, non-hospital affiliated Urgent Care system in Northern Virginia. We've been leaders in urgent care services and walk in clinics for over twenty-five years.
Whether you need immunizations, physicals, have aches, flu, minor injuries or need any urgent care services for the entire family, My Urgent Care offers walk in convenience and same day doctor visits. Just walk in to any of our medical clinics. We have two locations are open till late and serve Fairfax, Alexandria, Arlington, Prince William and Stafford Counties.
This document provides instructions for filing dental benefit claims. It notes that submitting incomplete or fraudulent claims is illegal. It provides state-specific notices about insurance fraud. It instructs employees and dentists to complete different sections of the claim form, including treatment details and billing information. Dentists are asked to sign certifying the accuracy of the claim.
Financial services guide by EBM Insurance BrokersJhon Rooney
This document summarizes an insurance broker's financial services guide. It provides an overview of the broker's services, relationships, fees, and procedures. The broker offers services like arranging insurance policies, claims assistance, and risk management advice. It details the broker's compensation model including commissions from insurers and potential client referral fees. The guide outlines the broker's complaints handling process and professional indemnity insurance.
PENSIONS FOR DEFENCE SERVICES PERSONNEL: Brig CS Vidyasagar (Retd)Rajive Kohli
ELIGIBILITY
TYPE OF PENSIONS & CALCULATION OF PENSION
PPO & CORR PPOs
RANK PAY ARREARS
ONE RANK ONE PENSION (OROP)
PENSION ARREARS FROM JAN 2006 & APR 2014
CORR PPO FOR DATE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE
ADDRESS TO BE SENT ON LINE TO PCDA(PENSIONS) ALLHABAD
ACTION IN CASE OF EXCESS PAYMENT OF PENSION/SHORTFALL IN PENSION
The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 provides for the provisions for maintenance. The provisions enumerated under the code are explained herein the slides along with the remedies available for maintenance and against maintenance.
This document contains a liability claim form for Calliden insurance. It requests policy and contact information, details of the claim or incident, information about any other parties involved, witnesses, and a declaration. It notes that Calliden will handle personal information in accordance with privacy laws and may use details to provide offers or promotions. Claims will be reduced by any input tax credits applicable. Disputes will be addressed internally and then complaints can be made in writing.
Aries Errand Service LLC - Bond docs - 10 13 16Joyce Stafford
This document summarizes a bond purchased by Aries Errand Service LLC through Quote & Issue. It includes the bond documents, which provide $10,000 in coverage for employee dishonesty from October 11, 2016 to October 11, 2017. The applicant is responsible for collecting the $121 premium from Aries Errand Service LLC. The documents were completed by an underwriting assistant at Quote & Issue and the bonding company is The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company.
The document summarizes some key family laws in Iran. It discusses marriage requirements, rights and duties of husbands and wives, which are unequal. It also covers alimony/maintenance rights for wives, including housing, food and clothing. Children's right to support from parents is explained. Grounds for canceling a marriage include madness or disease. The importance of dowry/mahr in marriage is also mentioned.
Proposal form is meant to seek accurate information about the proposer and his/ her life. Proposal form for Optima Senior is easily accessible through the website of Apollo Munich. It requires the details like name, address, plan details, nominee details and about the life of the proposer. The form is to be filled by the proposer and the information provided should be authentic.
Information about any pre- existing illness if any and the lifestyle of the individual is to be provided by the policyholder. Along with the proposal form, the proposer need to attach certain crucial documents like ID proof, residence proof, age proof, renewal notice with claim details and photocopies of other documents like previous policies and endorsements. The form is to be duly filled and attached with all necessary documents (information regarding documents to be attached is clearly mentioned in the form).
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is a government-owned corporation mandated to provide social security benefits like compulsory and optional life insurance, retirement benefits, disability benefits, and death benefits to government employees in the Philippines. It offers two life insurance programs, various retirement programs depending on member qualifications, disability benefits for work-related injuries or illnesses, and burial and survivorship benefits for retirees and their beneficiaries. Eligibility for survivorship benefits requires proof of relationship to the deceased member through documents like marriage certificates, birth certificates, and affidavits.
This document summarizes a self-build insurance policy. It outlines the policyholder's cancellation rights, provides contact information for claims and legal/tax advice helplines, and summarizes the policy's complaints procedure. The main body of the document describes the various sections and coverages included in the policy, such as property damage, works insurance, terrorism coverage, employers' liability, and public/products liability. It also defines important terms used in the policy and outlines exclusions and conditions that apply.
PPT comprises of detailed position of personal and general law on Maintenance, with the specifications as to who are the claimants, criteria of claim and reformation in law, by judiciary.
This document discusses whistleblowing and the options available to a demoted employee seeking assistance. It also addresses whether a lawyer can use information learned from a client in legal proceedings. The document reviews exceptions under Missouri Rule 1.6 for when a lawyer can disclose client information, such as to prevent death or serious bodily harm, prevent the client from committing a crime or fraud, or to rectify substantial financial injuries resulting from a client's criminal acts.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about appointing or cancelling a representative from the given document:
The document outlines the process and requirements for either appointing a representative to assist with an immigration application, or cancelling an existing representative. Applicants must provide contact information for their representative and have the representative sign to acknowledge the appointment. Representatives must be members in good standing of regulatory bodies like provincial law societies or ICCRC.
The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act Of 2009 Cobra Impactsschmitty
This document summarizes the impacts of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) on COBRA continuation health coverage. It outlines that ARRA provides eligible individuals who lost their job between September 2008 and December 2009 a premium reduction of 65% for COBRA coverage for up to 9 months. It also provides an extended election period for those who did not previously elect COBRA. Employers can reimburse themselves for the reduced premium amount through payroll tax credits. The document provides details on eligibility, coverage periods, impacts to individuals, group health plans and employers, and taxation implications of the premium reductions.
Provisions for Victim Assistance:Restitution : Ex-Gratia Grant;Compensation...singhajay92
The document discusses provisions for victim assistance in the form of restitution and compensation. It defines restitution as restoring losses through means such as ex-gratia grants provided by the offender, government, or third parties. Compensation aims to lessen the immediate costs of victimization and is recognized internationally as a victim's right. Both restitution and compensation can provide funds, medical aid, and other assistance to help victims recover from crimes and abuse of power. The document examines examples of restitution and compensation schemes from India and other countries.
This document provides an overview of health insurance. It defines key terms related to insurance such as the insured, insurer, and premium. It describes the purpose of health insurance as providing protection against costs of unforeseen sickness. Various principles of insurance are outlined, including utmost good faith, insurable interest, indemnity, subrogation, and loss minimization. The history and development of health insurance is summarized, including early programs in Germany, the UK, and India. Major public health insurance schemes currently operating in India are described briefly, including ESI, CGHS, and RSBY. Characteristics, terminology, types, advantages, and limitations of health insurance are also summarized.
The Employees' State Insurance Act of 1948 was a pioneering social insurance measure in India that provides sickness, maternity, medical and dependents' benefits to employees of factories and establishments. It originally applied to power-using factories employing 20 or more persons, and has since been expanded to include smaller factories, shops, hotels and other sectors. The Act requires employers to register eligible establishments with the Employees' State Insurance Corporation. Benefits include sickness benefit, maternity benefit, disablement benefit, dependents' benefit, medical benefit, and funeral benefit. The case discusses a claim for dependent benefits filed by the widow and son of a deceased insured person under the Act.
1) This document is a business associate agreement between a covered entity and business associate to comply with HIPAA regulations regarding protected health information.
2) It defines key terms like protected health information and electronic protected health information.
3) It outlines the responsibilities of both parties to only use and disclose PHI as permitted and to implement security measures to safeguard electronic PHI. The business associate must also report any unauthorized uses/disclosures or security incidents of PHI to the covered entity.
This document summarizes the key aspects of the Employees' State Insurance Act of 1948 and its amendments. It provides social security and health insurance for industrial workers in India. Benefits include cash and medical benefits for sickness, maternity, employment injuries, and dependents. It is administered through regional and branch offices and financed by contributions from employers and employees. Medical benefits include coverage for outpatient care, hospitalization, and special services. Other benefits include sickness benefits, maternity benefits, disablement benefits, and funeral expenses.
Final Agency One E Referral Agreement (2)Liz Weber
This referral agreement establishes an exclusive relationship between AgencyOne and a Receiving Party to refer third parties to AgencyOne's employee benefit program. The Receiving Party will maintain confidentiality of any information provided by AgencyOne related to the program. AgencyOne will pay the Receiving Party 50% of any fees received for third parties placed in the program through the Receiving Party's referrals.
Este documento describe las nuevas formas de comunicación (NTIC) y su uso en la educación, las empresas y la sociedad. Explica que las NTIC incluyen sistemas de comunicación e informática como Internet y herramientas ofimáticas. En la educación, permiten un aprendizaje rápido a través de computadores e Internet. En las empresas son cruciales para ser competitivas, pero requieren modernizar sistemas y capacitar al personal. En la sociedad, facilitan la comunicación y educación mediante avances tecnológicos y desarrollan destrezas.
El documento presenta información sobre socios de una organización, incluyendo su nombre, edad, estado civil, número de hijos y teléfono. Divide la información en tablas sobre socios casados vs no casados, socios con y sin teléfono, y socios con y sin hijos. En total presenta datos para 25 socios.
La Ciudadela Educativa y Cultural Panzenú lanzó un nuevo programa radial llamado "Vive tu Ciudadela" que se transmite los jueves de 2:00 a 2:30 pm a través de la Emisora Cultural de la Universidad de Antioquia con el fin de promover los servicios gratuitos que ofrece la ciudadela y tratar temas psicosociales que afectan a la población local.
Este documento presenta una secuencia didáctica sobre la responsabilidad de engendrar una nueva vida. Los estudiantes fabricarán un bebé de huevo y lo cuidarán por una semana para aprender sobre la paternidad. También investigarán anticonceptivos y presentarán la información en un tríptico. Al final, compartirán sus experiencias y conclusiones.
Aries Errand Service LLC - Bond docs - 10 13 16Joyce Stafford
This document summarizes a bond purchased by Aries Errand Service LLC through Quote & Issue. It includes the bond documents, which provide $10,000 in coverage for employee dishonesty from October 11, 2016 to October 11, 2017. The applicant is responsible for collecting the $121 premium from Aries Errand Service LLC. The documents were completed by an underwriting assistant at Quote & Issue and the bonding company is The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company.
The document summarizes some key family laws in Iran. It discusses marriage requirements, rights and duties of husbands and wives, which are unequal. It also covers alimony/maintenance rights for wives, including housing, food and clothing. Children's right to support from parents is explained. Grounds for canceling a marriage include madness or disease. The importance of dowry/mahr in marriage is also mentioned.
Proposal form is meant to seek accurate information about the proposer and his/ her life. Proposal form for Optima Senior is easily accessible through the website of Apollo Munich. It requires the details like name, address, plan details, nominee details and about the life of the proposer. The form is to be filled by the proposer and the information provided should be authentic.
Information about any pre- existing illness if any and the lifestyle of the individual is to be provided by the policyholder. Along with the proposal form, the proposer need to attach certain crucial documents like ID proof, residence proof, age proof, renewal notice with claim details and photocopies of other documents like previous policies and endorsements. The form is to be duly filled and attached with all necessary documents (information regarding documents to be attached is clearly mentioned in the form).
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is a government-owned corporation mandated to provide social security benefits like compulsory and optional life insurance, retirement benefits, disability benefits, and death benefits to government employees in the Philippines. It offers two life insurance programs, various retirement programs depending on member qualifications, disability benefits for work-related injuries or illnesses, and burial and survivorship benefits for retirees and their beneficiaries. Eligibility for survivorship benefits requires proof of relationship to the deceased member through documents like marriage certificates, birth certificates, and affidavits.
This document summarizes a self-build insurance policy. It outlines the policyholder's cancellation rights, provides contact information for claims and legal/tax advice helplines, and summarizes the policy's complaints procedure. The main body of the document describes the various sections and coverages included in the policy, such as property damage, works insurance, terrorism coverage, employers' liability, and public/products liability. It also defines important terms used in the policy and outlines exclusions and conditions that apply.
PPT comprises of detailed position of personal and general law on Maintenance, with the specifications as to who are the claimants, criteria of claim and reformation in law, by judiciary.
This document discusses whistleblowing and the options available to a demoted employee seeking assistance. It also addresses whether a lawyer can use information learned from a client in legal proceedings. The document reviews exceptions under Missouri Rule 1.6 for when a lawyer can disclose client information, such as to prevent death or serious bodily harm, prevent the client from committing a crime or fraud, or to rectify substantial financial injuries resulting from a client's criminal acts.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about appointing or cancelling a representative from the given document:
The document outlines the process and requirements for either appointing a representative to assist with an immigration application, or cancelling an existing representative. Applicants must provide contact information for their representative and have the representative sign to acknowledge the appointment. Representatives must be members in good standing of regulatory bodies like provincial law societies or ICCRC.
The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act Of 2009 Cobra Impactsschmitty
This document summarizes the impacts of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) on COBRA continuation health coverage. It outlines that ARRA provides eligible individuals who lost their job between September 2008 and December 2009 a premium reduction of 65% for COBRA coverage for up to 9 months. It also provides an extended election period for those who did not previously elect COBRA. Employers can reimburse themselves for the reduced premium amount through payroll tax credits. The document provides details on eligibility, coverage periods, impacts to individuals, group health plans and employers, and taxation implications of the premium reductions.
Provisions for Victim Assistance:Restitution : Ex-Gratia Grant;Compensation...singhajay92
The document discusses provisions for victim assistance in the form of restitution and compensation. It defines restitution as restoring losses through means such as ex-gratia grants provided by the offender, government, or third parties. Compensation aims to lessen the immediate costs of victimization and is recognized internationally as a victim's right. Both restitution and compensation can provide funds, medical aid, and other assistance to help victims recover from crimes and abuse of power. The document examines examples of restitution and compensation schemes from India and other countries.
This document provides an overview of health insurance. It defines key terms related to insurance such as the insured, insurer, and premium. It describes the purpose of health insurance as providing protection against costs of unforeseen sickness. Various principles of insurance are outlined, including utmost good faith, insurable interest, indemnity, subrogation, and loss minimization. The history and development of health insurance is summarized, including early programs in Germany, the UK, and India. Major public health insurance schemes currently operating in India are described briefly, including ESI, CGHS, and RSBY. Characteristics, terminology, types, advantages, and limitations of health insurance are also summarized.
The Employees' State Insurance Act of 1948 was a pioneering social insurance measure in India that provides sickness, maternity, medical and dependents' benefits to employees of factories and establishments. It originally applied to power-using factories employing 20 or more persons, and has since been expanded to include smaller factories, shops, hotels and other sectors. The Act requires employers to register eligible establishments with the Employees' State Insurance Corporation. Benefits include sickness benefit, maternity benefit, disablement benefit, dependents' benefit, medical benefit, and funeral benefit. The case discusses a claim for dependent benefits filed by the widow and son of a deceased insured person under the Act.
1) This document is a business associate agreement between a covered entity and business associate to comply with HIPAA regulations regarding protected health information.
2) It defines key terms like protected health information and electronic protected health information.
3) It outlines the responsibilities of both parties to only use and disclose PHI as permitted and to implement security measures to safeguard electronic PHI. The business associate must also report any unauthorized uses/disclosures or security incidents of PHI to the covered entity.
This document summarizes the key aspects of the Employees' State Insurance Act of 1948 and its amendments. It provides social security and health insurance for industrial workers in India. Benefits include cash and medical benefits for sickness, maternity, employment injuries, and dependents. It is administered through regional and branch offices and financed by contributions from employers and employees. Medical benefits include coverage for outpatient care, hospitalization, and special services. Other benefits include sickness benefits, maternity benefits, disablement benefits, and funeral expenses.
Final Agency One E Referral Agreement (2)Liz Weber
This referral agreement establishes an exclusive relationship between AgencyOne and a Receiving Party to refer third parties to AgencyOne's employee benefit program. The Receiving Party will maintain confidentiality of any information provided by AgencyOne related to the program. AgencyOne will pay the Receiving Party 50% of any fees received for third parties placed in the program through the Receiving Party's referrals.
Este documento describe las nuevas formas de comunicación (NTIC) y su uso en la educación, las empresas y la sociedad. Explica que las NTIC incluyen sistemas de comunicación e informática como Internet y herramientas ofimáticas. En la educación, permiten un aprendizaje rápido a través de computadores e Internet. En las empresas son cruciales para ser competitivas, pero requieren modernizar sistemas y capacitar al personal. En la sociedad, facilitan la comunicación y educación mediante avances tecnológicos y desarrollan destrezas.
El documento presenta información sobre socios de una organización, incluyendo su nombre, edad, estado civil, número de hijos y teléfono. Divide la información en tablas sobre socios casados vs no casados, socios con y sin teléfono, y socios con y sin hijos. En total presenta datos para 25 socios.
La Ciudadela Educativa y Cultural Panzenú lanzó un nuevo programa radial llamado "Vive tu Ciudadela" que se transmite los jueves de 2:00 a 2:30 pm a través de la Emisora Cultural de la Universidad de Antioquia con el fin de promover los servicios gratuitos que ofrece la ciudadela y tratar temas psicosociales que afectan a la población local.
Este documento presenta una secuencia didáctica sobre la responsabilidad de engendrar una nueva vida. Los estudiantes fabricarán un bebé de huevo y lo cuidarán por una semana para aprender sobre la paternidad. También investigarán anticonceptivos y presentarán la información en un tríptico. Al final, compartirán sus experiencias y conclusiones.
El resumen del documento es el siguiente:
La Ciudadela Educativa en conjunto con el Hospital Cesar Uribe Piedrahíta llevaron a cabo un recorrido con adultos mayores de la Fundación Mi Dulce Hogar por diferentes puntos de la Universidad de Antioquia, incluyendo actividades de relajación, canto y baile. El objetivo del recorrido fue permitir que los adultos mayores disfrutaran de los espacios académicos y culturales de la universidad e interactuaran con otras personas para lograr una integración f
Communicating sustainability—context and practiceUbiquus
Anuradha Altekar, Head Brand Transformation and Sustainability Strategy, Ubiquus, made this presentation to graduate students of industrial safety and environment management, National Institute of Industrial Engineering (Nitie), Mumbai, on 18 October 2012.
Am 22. September 2015 startet der Verkauf der TGV EURO 2016™ Tickets für Ihre Reisen nach Frankreich vom 10. Juni bis zum 11. Juli 2016. Hier finden Sie eine Übersicht der Verbindungen.
Este documento describe las nuevas formas de comunicación (NTIC) y su uso en la educación, las empresas y la sociedad. Explica que las NTIC incluyen sistemas de comunicación e informática como Internet y herramientas ofimáticas. En la educación, permiten un aprendizaje rápido a través de computadores e Internet. En las empresas son cruciales para ser competitivas, pero requieren modernizar sistemas y capacitar al personal. En la sociedad, facilitan la comunicación y educación mediante avances tecnológicos y desarrollan destrezas.
The document summarizes recent developments in ePassport technology and associated security issues. It discusses how ePassport chips can now be cloned using an NFC-enabled mobile phone, bypassing authentication mechanisms. It also demonstrates attacks such as manipulating chip data indexes and generating self-signed certificates to impersonate countries. The document calls for open standards, more secure implementations, and global coordination to address vulnerabilities.
Este documento describe las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) y su impacto en la educación, las empresas y la sociedad. Las TIC incluyen sistemas y programas necesarios para administrar, convertir, almacenar, transmitir e identificar información. Su uso generalizado ha dado lugar a una sociedad de la información definida por la rápida expansión de las TIC en todos los ámbitos. En la educación, las TIC como plataformas de aprendizaje y software inteligente han mejorado significativamente la calidad de la enseñ
RFID Protocols and Privacy Models for RFIDFaisal Razzak
The document discusses various RFID protocols and privacy techniques for RFID protocols. It begins by describing protocols such as YA-TRAP and YA-TRAP+ which provide inexpensive and untraceable RFID tag identification in batch mode. It also discusses zero-knowledge RFID authentication protocols and techniques using one-time passwords and hash-locks. The document then analyzes privacy and security issues with these protocols, such as denial-of-service attacks and cloning. It proposes modifications to address vulnerabilities and evaluates the privacy and security of different protocol approaches.
Las NTIC's (Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación) incluyen redes, dispositivos, software y servicios que mejoran la calidad de vida de las personas. Las NTIC's permiten la comunicación instantánea, el procesamiento y almacenamiento de grandes cantidades de datos, y el aprendizaje colaborativo. Si bien ofrecen ventajas como el acceso rápido a conocimiento y la ruptura de barreras de comunicación, también enfrentan desafíos como la falta de capacitación docente y acceso a internet de banda ancha.
The document discusses security and privacy risks of RFID technology, particularly in electronic passports (e-passports). It describes how e-passports that follow basic ICAO standards are vulnerable to several attacks, including identity theft, tracking of individuals, and leakage of biometric data. It proposes some solutions to improve security such as using Faraday cages, larger cryptographic keys, session-based identifiers, and extending ICAO standards with optional security mechanisms. Key challenges include the limited space and cost constraints of RFID chips.
El boletín de prensa anuncia la llegada de una serie de talleres llamados "Actividades para la vida" a la Ciudadela Educativa y Cultural Panzenú. Los talleres, realizados por el área de Psicología, pretenden hacer frente a las problemáticas del uso del tiempo libre de los jóvenes, madres de familia y adultos mayores a través de actividades diferentes para cada grupo. Se proveen los horarios y contactos para obtener más información.
Salud reproductiva. aspectos legales, derechos de usuarios, deberes de provee...INPPARES / Perú
Este documento presenta información sobre un congreso peruano y latinoamericano sobre avances en salud sexual y reproductiva que tuvo lugar en agosto de 2011. Se resumen brevemente los temas discutidos en el congreso, incluyendo los orígenes del concepto de derechos reproductivos, principios bioéticos, derechos reproductivos y salud reproductiva, planificación familiar, y la posición del Colegio Médico del Perú sobre temas como la violencia de género y el acceso a anticonceptivos. El documento también presenta
Este documento resume varios métodos anticonceptivos naturales como la abstinencia periódica, el método Ogino-Knaus, el método del moco cervical/Billings, el método sintotérmico, el coitus interruptus y la lactancia materna. Explica cómo funcionan estos métodos basados en los ciclos menstruales y cambios hormonales de la mujer para identificar los días fértiles y evitar las relaciones sexuales durante esos días con el fin de prevenir embarazos. También discute factores que afectan la eficacia
El resumen describe las definiciones, clasificaciones y manejo de las fracturas abiertas. Se clasifican según el sistema de Gustilo-Anderson, donde el riesgo de infección aumenta con cada tipo. El tratamiento incluye desbridamiento quirúrgico, antibióticos de amplio espectro, cultivos de heridas y fijación ósea para proteger los tejidos y promover la movilización. Las complicaciones incluyen el síndrome compartimental, síndrome de dolor regional complejo y embolia grasa.
Have you ever wondered if you should plan for a time when you or your partner were unable to work for a while? No one likes to think that something bad will happen to them, but, if you couldn’t work due to a serious illness, how would you manage financially? Could you survive on savings or sick pay from work? If not, you may need some other way to keep paying the bills – and you might want to consider income protection insurance. However, 10.8 million UK households are at risk of their income falling by at least a third if the main earner stopped working due to ill health. View the factsheet below to learn more...
FAQs on CGHS are intended to provide general information and guidance needed for the CGHS beneficiaries to avail CGHS facilities The contents must be read in conjunction with OMs/Office orders as issued from time to time.
Powers of Attorney have been serving the public for centuries; it is a powerful legal document which allows an
individual (Donor) to appoint a person of their own choice (an Attorney), to look after their
affairs should they at a later stage no longer wish to make these decisions or lack the capacity to
manage their affairs themselves.
Universal credit provides a single monthly payment for those on a low income or out of work, replacing several existing benefits. It includes support for housing costs, children, childcare and disabilities. Those claiming universal credit must meet certain criteria regarding their income, savings, and circumstances. Alternative payment arrangements like direct payment of rent to landlords are available for those unable to manage monthly payments. Claimants have work-related requirements depending on their circumstances, and can face sanctions for not meeting these requirements.
This document discusses mandatory reporting of elder abuse in Kansas, particularly for those with dementia or Alzheimer's. It notes that licensed professionals are required to report suspected abuse and outlines who are considered mandatory reporters under Kansas law. The document reviews definitions of key terms, circumstances that require a report to be made, protections for reporters, and contact information for reporting abuse.
Lumity Spotlight Series - Domestic Partnerships and employer health plansLumity, Inc.
This document provides an overview of domestic partnerships and civil unions and how they relate to health insurance benefits. It discusses that there is no single definition, but partnerships are generally recognized by certain states and criteria can vary by location. It explains how benefits may be offered by employers and the enrollment process, including proving relationship status. It also covers costs, tax implications, benefit savings accounts, considerations around changing legislation, and contacting the company for additional questions.
The document summarizes the services provided by California's child support services program. It explains that the program will [1] locate parents to establish paternity and child support orders, [2] enforce existing support orders, and [3] collect and distribute child support payments. It notes that individuals must cooperate with the agency and provide requested information. The summary also indicates that all support payments must be paid through the State Disbursement Unit and that individuals are responsible for reporting changes that could affect their case.
The document is a notice from the California Department of Child Support Services that provides information about child support services programs. It summarizes that the program aims to establish paternity, child support orders, and medical support orders. It details the rights and responsibilities of applicants, including cooperating with the agency by providing necessary information and reporting any changes to the custodial arrangement or contact information. The notice also outlines the process for pursuing legal action, complaint resolution, and requesting a state hearing if unsatisfied with the agency's services or response to a complaint.
Here is a sample Living Will form that you can use as a starting point if you choose to draft your own Living Will without an attorney:
Living Will Declaration
I, [name], being of sound mind, willfully and voluntarily make known my desire that my dying not be artificially prolonged under the circumstances set forth below.
If at any time I should have an incurable and irreversible condition that, without the administration of life-sustaining procedures, will, in the opinion of my attending physician, cause my death within a relatively short time and I am no longer able to make decisions regarding my medical treatment, I direct that treatment be withheld or withdrawn and that I be permitted to die naturally with only the administration
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Army Reserve Guide to Pay & Allowances
This booklet has been designed to provide basic information about certain aspects of
Personal Administration. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the
information contained within, individuals must not use this booklet as authority to make a
claim or claim an allowance. They must instead seek advice from various JPA publications
and Unit HR Admin staff.
The existence of an allowance does not imply automatic entitlement.
Personnel are to note that this booklet is updated on a regular basis.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Definitions 3
Emergency Contacts 5
Next of Kin 6
Additional Nominee 7
Personal Status Category 7
Changes in Personal Circumstances 7
Insurance 8
Pay 8
Home to Duty Travel 9
Charges 9
Allowances 10
Field Conditions 10
Longer Separation Allowance 10
Claims 11
NATO Rank Structure 13
Deployments Check List 14
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DEFINITIONS
The following list of definitions is not exhaustive and refers to the most commonly used
terms. For details of more definitions please see your HR Administrator.
ASSIGNMENT ORDER
Official notification of a change in duty for at least 6 months or more.
CHANGE IN PLACE OF DUTY
Service personnel are deemed to have changed their place of duty once they have move
location from one Duty Station to another as a consequence of written notification of a
requirement to more (e.g. an assignment order). A person assigned to the same Duty
Station is not deemed to have changed their place of duty for the purpose of allowances.
CHILD
A child is a legitimate child or step-child of either or both of the spouse/civil partners, or an
adopted child.
CIVIL PARTNER
Civil Partner refers to each member of a same-sex couple, as registered under the Civil
Partnership Act 2004.
CIVIL PARTNERSHIP
Civil Partnership refers to a same-sex couple who have registered a legally recognised
partnership under the Civil Partnership Act 2004.
DIVORCE
Divorce is recognised when a decree Absolute is issued.
DUTY STATION
A duty station is defined as the station where the service person has been order, in writing
(e.g. assignment order, temporary assignment order, course joining instructions) to report
to, to carry out their duties.
ENGAGED
Defined as when an individual is a fiancé or fiancée.
FIELD CONDITIONS
Field Conditions may apply to either food or accommodation and are applied to all
Exercise scenarios. It refers to an individual not paying for food or accommodation when
they are on overnight stay, but still eating from service sources.
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HOME
A property that is either owned/part owned/rented/part rented and where the Service
Person normally resides at weekends and/or periods of leave, or where a single service
person lives during their normal day-to-day work.
INVOLSEP
When a service person is separated from their immediate family, normally for service
reasons, they are classified as INVOLSEP in certain circumstances. Generally for the TA,
it is when an individual has been mobilized on Operations.
MATERNITY LEAVE
Ordinary Maternity Leave (OML). OML is a period of up to 26 weeks during which
normal terms and conditions of service apply, except remuneration.
Additional Maternity Leave (AML). AML is a period of 26 weeks leave which may be
taken after OML. This is unpaid leave and entitlement to allowances during any AML is
likely to cease.
PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION
This is related to Home to Duty Travel and is the first 1 mile (for TA personnel in their own
accommodation and Regular personnel in service accommodation – note that this
contribution is different for Regular personnel in their own accommodation) for every
journey from RWA to Duty Station. This first mile is not payable.
PERSONAL STATUS CATEGORY
This encompasses the definitions of Marital Status and recognizes the Civil Partnership
Act 2004. Further details can be found on page 12.
RECEIPTS
When you are claiming the reimbursement of actual costs you must be able to support
your claim with valid receipts. Receipts are to be itemised receipts, which are provided to
you by the hotel, restaurant or other retailer. A credit/debt card receipt or vouchers which
contain no details of the items purchased are not an acceptable record.
RESIDENCE AT WORK ADDRESS
An address a service person travels to and from during the daily course of their work.
Normally no more than 50 miles or 90 minutes from their Duty Station.
SERVICE FAMILY ACCOMMODATION
Any type of accommodation, whether permanent or temporary, owned, leased,
requisitioned, or provided by, or on behalf of MoD for the authorized use of Service
families. Put simply, when a service person lives in military housing, normally with their
family.
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SERVICE COUPLE
A couple, both of whom are serving either Regular or TA. If, due to the requirements of
the service, a couple are not co-located together, whichever party if PStatCat 1 will be
designated to be living in the family home and will pay accommodation charges. If
however they own or rent a home, which would normally be occupied other than for the
needs of the service, that will be designated as their home address.
SINGLE LIVING ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation provided by the services for single or married unaccompanied personnel
to occupy. This can be accommodation which is owned, leased or rented on behalf of the
MoD for the use of service personnel.
SPOUSE
A spouse is one member of a married couple and is also the legal term used by that
member with respect to the other.
UNACCOMPANIED SERVICE
Unaccompanied Service is deemed to exist when a Service Person who would normally
reside with their spouse/civil partner, lives in a Residence at Work Address (RWA) other
than that in which their spouse/civil partner and/or dependant children normally live.
Unaccompanied service for a single parent (PStatCat 2) is deemed to exist when they are
serving away from the home in which their dependant children would normally live with
them. This can be involsep (non-voluntarily) or volsep (voluntarily).
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
An Emergency Contact is the person you want to be informed in the event you are killed
or injured.
You can nominate anyone as your Emergency Contact; it does not have to be your legal
Next of Kin. Generally your Emergency Contact should be someone aged over 18 years
old whom you know and trust. If they are not your Next of Kin, it will be their responsibility
to inform your Next of Kin in the event you are injured.
If you are killed, your legal Next of Kin will be automatically informed.
As a guide, the following are usually nominated as Emergency Contacts:
Spouse or Civil Partner.
Partner.
Parent.
Child (if over the age of 18).
Girlfriend/Boyfriend.
Siblings.
Grandparent (bear in mind their age).
Other relative or close friend.
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Those you should nominate are:
Children under the age of 18.
Elderly relative – particularly if they have health problems.
If any of the above is your legal Next of Kin, it is advisable to nominate a close friend or
relative as your Emergency Contact, they would then be able to inform your Next of Kin.
You must update your Emergency Contact when there has been any change to their
contact details, or upon changes to your personal circumstances. Should there be an
occasion when the JCCC need to contact your Emergency Contact, they will use the
details held on JPA. It is your responsibility to keep these details up-to-date.
You will be required to provide the following information when nominating your Emergency
Contact:
EC’s full name.
Their full address including postal code.
Their home telephone number including area code.
Their relationship to you.
Their date of birth – so we can ensure your have not nominated anyone under 18.
You will be required to check the accuracy of your Emergency Contact on the following
occasions:
When arriving at or attached to a new duty station.
When you deploy anywhere.
When you change any of your personal circumstances.
Annually.
It is your responsibility to ensure that details of your Emergency Contact are
correct.
NEXT OF KIN
Your legal Next of Kin (NoK) is your closest living relative, usually falling into the following
categories:
Spouse – please note that even if you are currently separated, until your Decree
Absolute is issued, your spouse is still your legal NoK.
Parent.
Children.
Siblings.
Grandparents.
Other living relatives.
It is not mandatory for you to provide us with your NoK details, however it is highly
advisable as in the event you are killed the MoD is legally obliged to inform them of your
death.
When you provide us with your NoK details, you will need to give us the following
information:
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Full name.
Their full address including postal code.
Their home telephone number including area code.
Their relationship to you.
It is advisable to check the accuracy of your NoK at regular intervals to ensure we hold the
correct details.
ADDITIONAL NOMINEE
JPA give you the opportunity to nominate as many people as you like to be informed in
the event you are killed or injured. Obviously the priority for the MoD is to inform your EC
and NoK, however they will also ensure your Additional Nominee(s) are informed.
If you are nominating Additional Nominees, the information required is:
Full name.
Their full address including postal code.
Their home telephone number including area code.
Their relationship to you.
PERSONAL STATUS CATEGORY
All personnel are to ensure they keep their Personal Status Category (PStatCat) up-to-
date with HR Admin. All officers and soldiers are to declare their personal status through
the completion of AF O1700 available from HR Admin.
Any change in status is to be reported without delay and a new AF O1700 completed.
Failure to report any changes in personal circumstances may result in incorrect
allowances being paid.
Personal Status includes all items listed under personal circumstances below.
CHANGES IN PERSONAL CIRCUMSTANCES
In order to facilitate the administration of all mobilized reservists, it is imperative that all TA
personnel up date their personal records. Inaccurate records can result in incorrect rates
of pay or being ineligible for some allowances. TA personnel are therefore to report any
changes of circumstances, including those listed below, to their sub unit HR Admin
without delay:
Change in NoK details.
Civil Offences, including alleged offences for which proceedings are pending.
Any conviction arising from civil offences.
Divorce/Separation.
Births.
Marriages.
Deaths.
Change of Address.
Change of Employment.
Gaining any educational or professional qualifications not previously declared.
Any changes in medical or dental condition (other than minor illnesses or minor
injuries) which is under treatment by civilian practitioners/specialists or hospitals.
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Any planned absence out of the UK.
Assumption of sole responsibility for the care of mentally or physically disabled person
requiring such attention that the carer is no longer able to meet his Call Out liabilities.
Receipt of a DSS War Disability Pension or gratuity, or another DSS disablement
award, allowance or gratuity.
INSURANCE
PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
All TA personnel are advised of the need to take out personal accident insurance cover
against death or injury. If an individual is killed or injured for reasons attributable to
service and not due to personal negligence or misconduct, they or their dependants would
be eligible for attributable benefits (AFCS for example). Such benefits will not be sufficient
to cover loss of civilian earnings or the additional personal costs inevitably incurred.
TA personnel are eligible to join RPAX, an insurance scheme devised specially to cover
the needs of the Armed Forces Reserves, or any other personal accident insurance
scheme. Personal Accident insurance is an individual’s responsibility and they are
advised to consult a broker who is a member of SIIAP who will have the specialist
knowledge of the needs of Army personnel.
LIFE INSURANCE.
All personnel are advised to check their Life Insurance or Assurance policy, to ensure that
they will remain covered whilst on military duties of any nature. TA personnel are eligible
to join both RPAX, PAX and SLI. Individuals are advised to consult a broker who is a
member of SIIAP who will have specialist knowledge of the needs of Army personnel with
regard to Life Insurance.
SPORTS, ADVENTUROUS TRAINING AND CHALLENGE PURSUITS INSURANCE
All personnel are to be aware of the need to take out personal accident insurance cover
for playing sports or participating in adventurous training or challenge pursuits. The TA
Sports Control Board insurance policy only covers representative sport which is part of an
Army sponsored competition. It does not cover inter-unit or sub unit sport.
KIT INSURANCE
Personnel are advised to consider taking out kit insurance to cover the value of clothing
and equipment issued to them or temporarily in their charge. During training individuals
may be issued with extra equipment such as binoculars or compasses. Loss of, or
damage to such equipments can be expensive if the individual is found liable and is asked
to make repayment to the Army.
PAY
BANK DETAILS
It is your responsibility to ensure the correct bank details are held for you on JPA.
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Credit of Pay is the date when your final monthly salary is sent to your nominated bank.
This normally occurs in the last week of the month. After this date (around about the 20th
– 23rd
) you will not be able to make any changes to your pay to take effect that month.
You will not be able to access your money until the first working day of the month, but you
can logon to JPA, contact JPAC or check ArmyNet to find out about specific details of
your pay.
Should you wish to change your bank details, you must ensure your new details are
effective prior to closing any existing accounts.
INCREMENTS
Your annual pay increases twice a year.
1st
April in accordance with the AFPRB pay increase.
On the anniversary of your promotion – IBD.
In the British Army, these are the only two occasions when you pay will increase annually.
Pay rises for courses – your annual incremental pay rise occurs on successful completion
of your Class 3,2 & 1 qualifications.
HOME TO DUTY TRAVEL
Home to Duty Travel is designed to assist Service Personnel with the cost of travel
between their Residence at Work Address (home) and their place of duty.
Personal Contribution – see definitions pages.
Home to Duty Travel is paid for journeys to undertake training, i.e. drill night, course etc.
For journeys by private motor vehicle HDT, is based on the actual distance travelled less
a PC, subject to a maximum distance (and travelling time). Generally that distance is 50
miles, travelling time 90 minutes.
Toll, Passenger Ferry, Congestion Charges and Parking Fees. Personnel who incur toll
fees, passenger ferry costs, congestion charges, or parking fees at, or close to train or
coach stations or ferry terminals, as part of their regular journey to and from work, will be
eligible to claim actual refund costs provided that their total daily return claim does not
exceed the value of the appropriate HDT (Public) or (Private) 50 mile rate.
CHARGES
ACCOMMODATION CHARGES
For the purpose of assessing an individual’s liability to accommodation charges, a
member of the TA is regarded as having been granted permission to live out. When
individuals carry out continuous training in excess of 28 days, they are to provide a written
undertaking that they have a continuing commitment to paying mortgage or rent, and that
their property is not let or sub-let.
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FOOD CHARGES
Food charges are not applicable for personnel who have been given permission to live
out. TA personnel are liable for food charges whilst on duty and eating from service
sources.
NATIONAL INSURANCE
National Insurance is paid by all members of the TA, at the appropriate earnings-related
contribution rate. Contributions in respect of TA pay will be at the contracted in rate of
National Insurance.
INCOME TAX
Income Tax is deducted at the basic rate from all TA taxable training pay and bounties,
irrespective of whether an individual has another full-time job.
ALLOWANCES
Eligibility for certain allowances is dependent on an individual’s Personal Status Category
– it is therefore vital that this kept up-to-date.
Subsistence Allowance – see details under Claims section.
Longer Separation Allowance – TA personnel qualify for Longer Separation Allowance
(LSA) as per details under LSA section.
FIELD CONDITION
Field Conditions may be declared when the quality of food is substandard, dining facilities
are not provided and food has, for example, to be eaten out of mess tins.
In situations where Field Conditions have been declared, individuals are not entitled to
claim IE. When individuals are not paying food charges on duty, they are not entitled to
claim IE.
During an Exercise, Field Conditions are in force.
LONGER SEPARATION ALLOWANCE
Longer Separation Allowance (LSA) is a non-taxable allowance designed to compensate
personnel for long periods of separation.
LSA is payable for periods spent INVOLSEP of 10 days or more.
LSA is not payable for periods spend on training camps or courses an individual is
attending in order to qualify for their annual bounty.
Generally, TA personnel will qualify for LSA when mobilized on Operations or Exercise’s,
except where these exercises are part of their annual training.
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LSA is started in theatre by the arrivals clerk, i.e. when you get to Afghanistan and do all
your arrival paperwork you clerk will ensure JPA reflects the country you are in and the
allowances you are to receive.
CLAIMS
IN ORDER TO SUBMIT ANY CLAIM YOU MUST HAVE AUTHORISATION – COURSE
JOINING INSTRUCTIONS, ADMIN INSTRUCTIONS. FAILURE TO SUBMIT
AUTHORISATION WILL RESULT IN YOUR CLAIM BEING RETURNED TO YOU UNPAID.
WHEN CAN YOU SUBMIT?
You can submit a claim when you have been absent from your permanent duty station for
over 24 hours.
WHAT YOU CAN CLAIM FOR?
Day Subsistence (DS)
RECEIPTED
This is a re-imbursement of actual receipted costs, up to the DS limit, for expenditure
necessarily incurred for food and drink during the day for periods of over 5 hours’
absence from the permanent or temporary assignment station. The DS rate is based
on the average cost of meals obtainable from commercial catering outlets.
For example – you travel from Bodmin to Chatham on a duty journey. You leave
Bodmin at 0600hrs and arrive in Chatham at 1300hrs. Provided you were not given a
packed lunch and you could not eat in the mess in Chatham, you would be entitled to
claim back the cost of purchasing food and drink during that time period.
Timings for DS begin when you leave your permanent duty station and end as soon as
you are fed through service sources or return to your permanent duty station.
Night Subsistence (NS)
RECEIPTED
NS is paid for an overnight absence where there is no suitable Service accommodation
provided. NS is re-imbursement of actual expenditure, up to the NS limit for costs
necessarily incurred for overnight accommodation, food and drink.
In cases where NS is paid, hotel accommodation should be booked through the DHRS,
otherwise the amount you can claim back is considerably less.
Incidental Expenses (IE)
NON-RECEIPTED
IE is designed to cover the cost of necessary personal incidental expenses incurred
when an overnight absence requires temporary accommodation.
You must be away from your permanent duty station for at least 24 hours to claim.
IE is not payable when you are on Exercise and field conditions have been granted.
IE is not payable when you are in service accommodation but are not paying for either
food or accommodation or both.
IE is currently payable at a rate of £5.00 per 24 hour period in the UK.
Motor Mileage Allowance (MMA)
NON-RECEIPTED
Payable for mileage when you have used your own vehicle for duty purposes.
You must obtain a certificate of Non-Availability of Service Transport and budgetary
authorisation to be eligible to claim.
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Courses – when you use your own vehicle for the initial journey to and the final journey
from a course location, you can claim MMA.
Official Journeys – when you use your vehicle for official journeys such as collection of
stores.
Parking, Toll and Transportation Fees
RECEIPTED
Designed to cover the cost of parking fees, toll fees and rail and bus fares when you
have been required to pay for them yourself.
HOW DO YOU CLAIM?
Obtain JS JPA Form F016 and complete relevant parts. Make sure you sign it yourself. If
you have access to JPA online, you can submit claims on JPA.
Attach all relevant paperwork including all receipts and any authorisation (non-availability
certificates etc).
You will only be able to make a claim if you have submitted all relevant paperwork –
e.g. course joining instructions.
Hand into Unit HR for processing.
HOW LONG DO CLAIMS TAKE?
Assuming all paperwork was correctly completed and all receipts attached, once
authorised by the PSAO and entered onto JPA by Unit HR, claims are normally paid
within 3 working days.
They are paid directly into your nominated main pay bank account.
WHAT PAPERWORK DO I NEED TO KEEP AFTERWARDS?
Once your claim has been submitted on JPA, you will receive a copy of all the paperwork,
including a print out from JPA showing what you are to be paid. You must keep this for a
minimum of 2 years.
If you are called for audit, you will be required to produce all paperwork.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU ARE AUDITED?
You will be given a certain amount of time to produce any paperwork if you are called-
forward for audit.
During the audit, the paperwork will be independently checked to ensure the legitimacy of
the claim.
Failure to produce the correct paperwork will result in your claim being taken back off you
directly from your main pay account and could also result in disciplinary action being taken
against you.
If, during the audit, there is any reason for the independent checker to suspect a
fraudulent claim they will further investigate the claim. If it proves to be an illegitimate
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claim, the monies will be taken back from your main pay account and disciplinary action
will be taken.
NATO RANK STRUCTURES
ROYAL NAVY ROYAL MARINES BRITISH ARMY ROYAL AIR FORCE
Officer Ranks
OF4 Commander Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Wing Commander
OF 3 Lieutenant
Commander
Major Major Squadron Leader
OF 2 Lieutenant Captain Captain Flight Lieutenant
OF 1 Sub Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Flying Officer
Ordinary Ranks
OR
9
Warrant Officer Warrant Officer 1 Warrant Officer 1 Warrant Officer
OR
8
Warrant Officer 2 Warrant Officer 2 Warrant Officer 2 -
OR
7
Chief Petty
Officer
Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant Flight Sergeant
OR
6/5
Petty Officer Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant
OR
4
Leading Rate Corporal Corporal Corporal
OR
3
- Lance Corporal Lance Corporal -
OR
2
Able Rate Marine Private Senior/Leading
Aircraftman
Aircraftman
OR
1
- - - -
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DEPLOYMENTS
If you are warned off for a deployment, you must ensure the following is checked, completed or
obtained. We have devised a Deployment Pack, which all personnel must collect from Unit HR
Admin and complete prior to attending RTMC.
ITEM CHECKED BY
(print & sign)
DATE
Deployment Warning Order Issued/Received
- you must ensure that as soon as you are warned off for an Operational
tour, you obtain official notification of your deployment.
Flight Confirmed
- you must ensure that your flight has been booked and a confirmation
received. You will also need a copy of your flight booking in order to
board you flight as it forms your ticket.
Stores issued
- make sure that any extra kit you were not issued, is issued to you.
Particularly your Helmet and Body Armour as you will not be permitted to
board the flight without them.
Emergency Contact Verified
- you MUST ensure prior to leaving 155 Regt that you have confirmed
the details we hold on JPA for you are correct. This is particularly
important due to deploying in theatre.
Bank Details Checked
- make sure the details we hold on JPA for your main bank details are
correct.
Power of Attorney
- if you wish someone to have access to your main pay account whilst
you are on operational tour, ensure you have nominated a PoA. This
should ideally be your NoK or EC, however please ensure it is someone
you know well and trust.
ID Card Checked
- ensure ID card is serviceable and the photograph is recognisable.
Passport Checked
- ensure there is sufficient validity left on the passport to last until the
end of the tour.
Personal Accident & Life
- ensure you have adequate Personal Accident & Life Insurance for your
needs. We recommend RPAX, however please ensure whatever you
have covers you during armed conflicts. Both RPAX and PAX brochures
are available from your HR Administrator.
Kit Insurance
- ensure you have adequate Kit Insurance for your needs. There are a
number of companies dealing with military kit insurance (Abacus, Forces
Financial, PAX and Towergate Wilson).