Resolution of the Cantonal Council on the Determination of the Remuneration of the Members of the Social Insurance Court

212.83

Resolution of the Cantonal Council

on the Determination of the Remuneration of the Members

of the Social Insurance Court

(of 3 January 1994)1

The Cantonal Council,

based on § 5 of the Law on the Social Insurance Court³,

resolves

I.4 1 The annual remuneration of the full-time members of the So-

cial Insurance Court corresponds, in the first year of service, to salary level 17

of salary class 27 according to Annex 2 to the Implementing Ordinance to the Per-

sonnel Law of 19 May 19992.

2 The remuneration of the part-time members corresponds to a fraction

of that of a full-time member, proportionate to the

degree of employment.

3 On 1 January of each year, promotion to the next salary

level shall be granted, provided that the legally required medium-term

balancing of the income statement of the KEF period is achieved.

II. The President of the Social Insurance Court receives an annual

allowance of CHF 17,900; the Vice-Presidents receive an allowance

of CHF 8,950.

III. The substitute judges of the Social Insurance Court receive a

sitting fee of CHF 273 and for each case handled with their participation

CHF 317 (CHF 511 for substitute judges who engage in independent professional

activity). For each presentation including preparation, they receive

CHF 300 to CHF 710.

IV. For the processing of a particularly extensive or

difficult case as a rapporteur, the President of the Social Insur-

ance Court may approve a special additional remuneration for a substitute judge

commensurate with the work performed.

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V. 1 Mutatis mutandis, the provisions concerning the payment of

cost-of-living allowances, child allowances, and general real wage increases

to state personnel, as well as provisions on salary payment, length-of-service

gifts, continued salary payment in case of illness, accident, and

other paid absences, are applicable to full-time and part-time members.4

2 The provisions concerning cost-of-living allowances and general real wage increases

apply to substitute judges.

VI. The members of the court shall be compensated on an hourly basis

for their activities during the establishment of the court prior to its commencement of operations.

VII. This Resolution shall come into force upon approval by the Cantonal Council.

VIII. Publication in the Official Gazette and in the Collection of Laws.

IX. Notification to the Government Council.

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1 OS 52, 600.

2 LS 177.111.

3 LS 212.81.

4 Version according to CCR of 28 February 2011 (OS 67, 634; ABI 2010, 2050 and

2883). In force since 1 January 2011.