nonfactor services [ n.f.s. | non-factor services ]

non-factor payment

The revenues of insurance companies in Slovakia are drawn from insurance contributions, the State budget (contributions on behalf of the economically inactive persons and a subsidy to cover rises in health service costs), income from property, gifts and other incomes.

O. whereas motherhood and care for children, the elderly, sick or disabled family members and other dependants represent additional or sometimes full-time work that is almost exclusively carried out by women; whereas this work is rarely paid and is not adequately valued by society, even though it is of enormous social importance, contributes to social welfare and can be measured by economic indicators such as GDP; whereas this results in the widening of the income gaps that exist between women and men and detrimentally impacts women’s career paths through the ‘costs’ of the years spent out of the labour market or of reduced hours due ...[+++]to part-time arrangements, and consequently also increases the pension gap between men and women; whereas the impact of these elements on lifetime earnings varies across the Member States depending on the level of support offered to parents, including childcare provision, by either legislative measures or collective agreements;

N. whereas, despite international commitments, there are disparities in the standard of sexual and reproductive health between and within Member States, and whereas there is also inequality as regards the sexual and reproductive rights enjoyed by women in Europe, including in terms of access to reproductive health services, contraception and abortion, depending on the country of residence, income, age, migration status and other factors;

‘other revenue’ means revenues obtained from public authorities, including the financial support from Union assistance programmes such as the Trans-European transport network (TEN-T), Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) and the Cohesion Fund, revenues obtained from commercial activities and/or, in the case of terminal unit rates, revenues obtained from contracts or agreements between air navigation service ...[+++] providers and airport operators;