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Number of appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution.
As the report indicated,the Secretariat had continued its efforts to reduce the proportion of permanent appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution to 70 per cent.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the period from 1 July 1994 to 30 June 1995.
These appointments account for 40 per cent of all appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution by region and level showing number of women staff.
A summary of the gender distribution of the appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution by grade is shown in table 25.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included those of 54 candidates who were successful in national competitive examinations for posts at the P-2 and P-3 levels.
The Committee believes that the Ethics Office could play a useful role in offering independent advice to the Secretary-General on this subject,including regarding appointments to posts financed from extrabudgetary contributions.
Number of appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution between 1 july 1994 and 30 june 1995 by sex, indicating the percentage.
The Russian Federation supported the extension for a few more years of the freeze in career appointments, which had been introduced in order to achieve the 70 per cent level for permanent appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution.
Staff appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution, by gender, grade and number of nationalities, 1 July 1999-30 June 2000.
Moreover, such empowerment also appears in the plans and budgets of all agencies with respect to training, promotion,missions, appointments to posts, elimination of all forms of gender discrimination and treatment on the basis of full citizenship with respect to rights and duties.
Staff appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution, by gender, grade and number of nationalities represented(1 July 2002 to 30 June 2003) Female.
The efforts made by the Government of Cambodia in combating corruption, including the completion of the drafting of an anti-corruption law andefforts to bring corrupt officials to justice, as well as its efforts in stopping political appointments to posts in public administration based upon the allocation of political parties;
Table 3 of the annex provides details on the 141 appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution, by nationality, grade and gender, for the period 1 July 1999-30 June 2000.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included those of 26 candidates who were successful in national competitive examinations for posts at the P-2 and P-3 levels in previous years.
Requests the Secretary-General to include in the next support account report details of reclassification upward and reclassification downward, if any, of posts, as well as the breakdown of appointments to posts reclassified upward in the previous two years, as between internal and external candidates, and to provide annual data thereafter para. 19.
Table A.3 provides details on the 208 appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution, by nationality, grade and gender, for the period from 1 July 2003 to 30 June 2004.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included those of 49 candidates who were successful in national competitive examinations 41 for posts at the P-2 level and 8 for posts at the P-3 level.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 51/226 of 3 April 1997, the Special Committee notes the adoption of Assembly resolution 53/221 of 7 April 1999 on human resources management, in which the General Assembly,inter alia,“urges the Secretary-General, when making appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution,to continue and intensify his efforts to ensure that all Member States, in particular unrepresented and under-represented Member States, are adequately represented in the Secretariat” regular budget posts related to peacekeeping operations.
Appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution during the reporting period included 54 candidates from the P-2/P-3 national competitive examinations, representing 40 per cent of all such appointments. .
Table A.5 of annex II provides details on the 186 appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution by nationality, grade and gender for the period from 1 July 2008 to 30 June 2009.
Urges the Secretary-General, when making appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution,to continue and intensify his efforts to ensure that all Member States, in particular unrepresented and under-represented Member States, are adequately represented in the Secretariat, bearing in mind the need to increase the number of staff recruited from Member States below the midpoint of their desirable ranges;
Table 3 of the annex provides details on the 159 appointments to posts subject to geographical distribution, by nationality, grade and gender, for the period from 1 July 2000 to 30 June 2001.
A competition must be held for appointment to posts for which a competitive examination is a requirement.
Appointment to posts may be based on a competitive examination Public Service Act, arts. 19, 24, para. 1 and 29, para. 1.
As repeatedly reaffirmed by the General Assembly, appointment to posts requiring special language competence for conference services is made exclusively through competitive examination.
In broad terms,it appeared that the geographical distribution of candidates selected by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations for appointment to posts approved by the General Assembly on an emergency basis was well dispersed.
Guarantee of free access by indigenous peoples to the various branches of public service, promoting their appointment to posts within the local, regional and national government administrations whose work most directly concerns their interests or whose activities are limited to predominantly indigenous areas.