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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2018-1127/annex-III",
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  "legislation": "eur/2018/1127",
  "legislation_title": "Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2018/1127 of 28 May 2018 amending Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/2195 on supplementing Regulation (EU) No 1304/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the European Social Fund, regarding the definition of standard scales of unit costs and lump sums for reimbursement of expenditure by the Commission to Member States",
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  "text": "ANNEX V\nConditions for reimbursement of expenditure on the basis of standard scales of unit costs to Malta\n1.\nDefinition of standard scales of unit costs\nAs defined in Regulation (EU) No 651/2014.\nhttps://ncfhe.gov.mt/en/Pages/MQF.aspx\nhttp://ecdl.org\nType of operations\nIndicator name\nCategory of costs\nMeasurement unit for the indicators\nAmounts(in EUR)\n1.\nEmployment Aid (A2E Scheme) under Priority axis 1 of the ESF Operational Programme II “Investing in human capital to create more opportunities and promote the wellbeing of society” (2014MT05SFOP001)\nEmployment aid paid per week to workers who are disadvantaged, severely disadvantaged or with disabilities.\nAll costs related to the Employment Subsidy.\nNumber of weeks in employment per employee.\n(1) Disadvantaged worker — 85 per week for a maximum of 52 weeks.\n(2) Severely disadvantaged worker — 85 per week for a maximum of 104 weeks.\n(3) Worker with disabilities — 125 per week for a maximum of 156 weeks.\n2.\nTraining aid (Investing In Skills scheme) to enterprises in the private sector under Priority Axis 3 of the ESF Operational Programme II “Investing in human capital to create more opportunities and promote the wellbeing of society” (2014MT05SFOP001)\nParticipation in one hour of accredited or non-accredited external training\nDirect costs of providing external training\nNumber of completed hours per participant\n25\n3.\nTraining aid (Investing In Skills scheme) to enterprises in the private sector under Priority Axis 3 of the ESF Operational Programme II “Investing in human capital to create more opportunities and promote the wellbeing of society” (2014MT05SFOP001)\nProvision of one hour of accredited or non-accredited internal training.\nSalary costs for internal trainer.\nNumber of completed hours of training provided per trainer.\n4,9\n4.\nTraining aid (Investing In Skills scheme) to enterprises in the private sector under Priority Axis 3 of the ESF Operational Programme II “Investing in human capital to create more opportunities and promote the wellbeing of society” (2014MT05SFOP001)\nParticipation in one hour of accredited or non-accredited internal or external training.\nSalary costs for participant.\nNumber of completed hours per participant.\n4,9\n5.\nTraining and work experience under the Youth Guarantee (YG), Priority Axis 1, Investment Priority 8ii of OP 2014MT05SFOP001\n(1) Young persons below 25 years receiving a profiling report\n(2) Young persons below 25 years completing training.\n(3) Young persons below 25 years completing work experience.\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\n(1) Number of young persons below 25 years receiving a profiling report.\n(2) Number of young persons below 25 years obtaining a certificate of attendance for the completed training.\n(3) Number of young persons below 25 years obtaining a certificate of completion of work experience.\n(1) profiling report: 2 000,6\n(2) certificate of attendance for completing the training: 1 714,8\n(3) Certificate of completion of work experience: 2 000,6\n6.\nIT-training under the Youth Guarantee (YG), Priority Axis 1, Investment Priority 8ii of OP 2014MT05SFOP001.\n(1) Young persons below 25 years starting the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) Level 2 IT-course offered through the Alternative Learning Programme (ALP).\n(2) Young persons below 25 years completing the MQF Level 2 IT-course offered through ALP.\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\n(1) Number of young persons below 25 years starting the Level 2 IT-course offered through ALP.\n(2) Number of young persons below 25 years obtaining a certificate of completion of Level 2 IT-course offered through ALP.\n(1) Start of the IT-Training: 226,50\n(2) Certificate of completion of the IT-Training: 528,50\n7.\nIT-training (European Computer Driving Licence) under the Youth Guarantee (YG), Priority Axis 1, Investment Priority 8ii of OP 2014MT05SFOP001.\n(1) Young persons below 25 years starting the MQF Level 3 Standard European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) course offered through the Alternative Learning Programme (ALP).\n(2) Young persons below 25 years completing the MQF Level 3 Standard ECDL course offered through ALP.\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\n(1) Number of young persons below 25 years starting the Level 3 Standard ECDL course offered through ALP.\n(2) Number of young persons below 25 years obtaining a certificate of completion of Level 3 Standard ECDL course offered through ALP.\n(1) Start of the ECDL course:\n114,60\n(2) Certificate of completion of the ECDL course: 267,40\n8.\nPrevention classes for the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) under the Youth Guarantee (YG), Priority Axis 1, Investment Priority 8ii of OP 2014MT05SFOP001.\n(1) Young persons below 25 years starting an MCAST prevention class.\n(2) Young persons below 25 years taking the MCAST exam following attendance at a prevention class.\n(3) Young persons below 25 years continuing a regular MCAST course in the following academic year or confirmation that the participant has passed the final MCAST exam and achieved full qualification.\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\n(1) Number of young persons below 25 years starting an MCAST prevention class.\n(2) Number of young persons below 25 years taking the MCAST exam following attendance at a prevention class.\n(3) Number of young people continuing a regular MCAST course in the following academic year or confirmation that the participant has passed the final MCAST exam and achieved full qualification.\n(1) Start of the MCAST prevention class: 90,90\n(2) Taking the MCAST exam: 181,80\n(3) Passing the MCAST exam and continuing within the regular curriculum or achieving full qualification: 30,30\n9.\nPrevention classes for attaining a Secondary Education Certificate (SEC) of the Ministry for Education and Employment (MEDE) under the Youth Guarantee (YG), Priority Axis 1, Investment Priority 8ii of OP 2014MT05SFOP001\n(1) Young persons below 25 years starting an MEDE/SEC prevention class.\n(2) Young persons below 25 years taking the MEDE/SEC exam following attendance at a prevention class.\n(3) Young persons that pass the MEDE/SEC exam with better marks than previously.\nAll eligible costs of the operation.\n(1) Number of young persons below 25 years starting an MEDE/SEC prevention class.\n(2) Number of young persons below 25 years taking the MEDE/SEC exam following attendance at a prevention class.\n(3) Number of young people that pass the MEDE/SEC exam with better marks than previously.\n(1) Start of the MEDE/SEC prevention class: 88,50\n(2) Attendance at the exam of the MEDE/SEC: 162,25\n(3) Passing the MEDE/SEC exam with better marks than previously: 44,25\n2.\nAdjustment of amounts\nUnit cost 1 may be adjusted by replacing the initial minimum wage and/or the statutory bonus and/or weekly allowances and/or social security contributions in the calculation method that consists of the lowest weekly rate of national minimum wage for a particular year, the statutory bonus, weekly allowances and social security contributions, and dividing this result by 2.\nUnit cost 2 may be adjusted by applying the annual rate of inflation to the respective rates. From 2017, for a given year N, this can be be done by applying the inflation rate for year N-1 as published by the Maltese National Statistics Office at: https://nso.gov.mt/en/nso/Selected_Indicators/Retail_Price_Index/Pages/Index-of-Inflation.aspx\nUnit costs 3-4 may be adjusted by replacing the initial national minimum wage for persons 18 years or over and/or the statutory bonuses and/or weekly allowances and/or social security contributions in the calculation method that consists of the hourly rate of national minimum wage for persons 18 years or over for a particular year, the statutory bonuses, the weekly allowances and social security contributions.\nAdjustments will be based on updated data as follows:\nThe national minimum wage is specified in national Subsidiary Legislation 452.71 (National Minimum Wage Standing Order).\nThe statutory bonuses, weekly allowances and social security contributions provided for in Chapter 452 of the Maltese legislation on the Employment and Industrial relations Act.\nUnit costs 5-9 may be adjusted in line with the cost of inflation at a national level for the relevant year the particular intervention is being undertaken. The annual rates of inflation are published by the National Statistics Office and can be found at: https://nso.gov.mt/en/nso/Selected_Indicators/Retail_Price_Index/Pages/Index-of-Inflation.aspx",
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