Примеры использования Field posts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Subtotal(2) field posts.
Field posts under the regular budget.
With respect to volume,table I includes the addition of 33 field posts in Africa.
However, several field posts did not have access to the Intranet.
Due to difficulty in identifying competent staff, many field posts remained vacant.
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Staff members selected to fill field posts should be of the highest moral standards and possess first-hand experience.
The utmost attention should be paid to the selection andtraining of suitable candidates for the field posts.
For cost-effectiveness, most proposed field posts will be nationally occupied.
Of the 920 field posts, 748, or 81.3 per cent, are local posts and 172, or 18.7 per cent, are international professional posts. .
There would thus be a total of 14 Professional and higher-level posts and 42 local field posts for the seven interim offices.
Rosters are also used for field posts such as those administered by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
The Ku-band terminals aremounted on trucks and on deployment are linked to transportable telephone switches to provide telephone services to disaster field posts.
Mr. Floyd(United States of America) said that core protection field posts should be preserved as UNHCR sought to make operations more cost-effective and efficient.
With the Director-General's Bulletin on the field mobility policy(reference footnote 1), all UNIDO staff were encouraged to apply for vacant field posts.
As planned, United Nations CIVPOL established 83 field posts(68 in government- and 15 in formerly RENAMO-controlled areas) in addition to its regional and provincial headquarters.
With regard to the field mobility policy,GRULAC took note of the efforts undertaken by the Organization to encourage all staff to apply for vacant field posts.
A summary of the staffing levels of UNHCR(total posts; field posts; Headquarters posts; and Headquarters as a percentage of total number of posts) is shown below.
The mobility policy adopted in April 2006 proved successful in motivating a significant number of staff, both at Headquarters andin the field, to apply for vacant field posts.
The proposed support budget will fund a total of 352 posts, including 91 Headquarters posts and six field posts that were previously funded from the biennium support budgets of UNIFEM and INSTRAW.
The internal field staff recruitment process following the introduction of the field mobility policy resulted in the identification andselection of suitable candidates for almost all the field posts advertized.
In the case of UNFPA,staff seeking field posts have to meet the language requirements of the post and monolingualism can have an adverse effect on career prospects even though there are posts for which English is the only required language.
Furthermore, a provision of $200,200 would be required for general temporary assistance with regard tothree Professional posts and $175,000 for seven local field posts.
Again, although field posts are not subject to the system of desirable ranges per se, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations adheres to the principle in the Charter in order to secure staff with the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity, while paying due regard to the importance of recruiting staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible.
To provide UN-Women with sustainable capacity greater than thatof the former entities, the support budget also proposes funding 176 field posts and 79 Headquarters posts, for a total of 255.
With over 20,000 authorized field posts as at 30 June 2006(7,080 international civilian staff posts, and 13,235 national staff posts in field missions), the necessary information technology solutions is required to ensure proper tracking of time and attendance within field mission environments.
The global staffing strategy envisaged streamlining the recruitmentprocess by implementing the Galaxy system, building rosters of qualified candidates for field posts and the delegation of recruitment authority to field missions.
Although field posts are not subject to the system of desirable ranges per se, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations adheres to the principle in the Charter of the United Nations in order to secure staff with the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity, while paying due regard to the importance of recruiting staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible.
The May 2001 staffing strategy outlined measures to streamline the recruitment process byimplementing the Galaxy system, building rosters of qualified candidates for field posts and delegating recruitment authority to field missions.
It includes an additional eight posts located at United Nations Headquarters, 24 new posts in the field and a change in the funding source from programme budget funding to support budget funding for 117 field posts.
While the Committee is of the view that the migration of existing programme-funded posts should await completion of the capacity assessment and approval of the strategic plan,it points out that these existing field posts will provide the capacity for UN-Women to function in the interim;