Примеры использования Flemming principle на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Flemming principle.
This concept is known as the"Flemming principle.
Accordingly, the Flemming principle would seem to have served the needs of the organizations.
However, they had a right to insist on the fair application of the Flemming principle by the Commission.
The Commission should examine the Flemming principle from the perspective of the salary system as a whole.
Other members considered that it might be explained by too generous application of the Flemming principle.
The Commission considered that the Flemming principle, while reformulated on various occasions, had been reaffirmed by numerous groups.
Therefore, the Tribunal concluded that in the case of Vienna the Flemming principle was correctly applied.
Under the application of the Flemming principle, General Service conditions of employment are based on best prevailing local conditions.
Since the recommendation was based on a fair application of the Flemming principle, it should be supported.
In accordance with the Flemming principle, the salaries of General Service staff are calculated on the basis of the best prevailing salary rates in Geneva.
She considered it necessary to amend the relevant part of the methodology to permit a proper application of the Flemming principle.
The Tribunal, therefore,concluded that in the case of Vienna the Flemming principle was correctly applied. All relevant local conditions were taken into account.
FICSA would point out that successive reviews of the salary survey methodologies have eroded the Flemming principle beyond all measure.
Reaffirms that the Flemming principle should continue to serve as the basis for determining the conditions of service of the General Service and related categories;
UNISERV would remain actively involved in the working group established by ICSC to find a more equitable solution based on the Flemming principle.
The decisions of the Commission were consistent with the Flemming principle and with the practices of other international employers in the public and private sectors.
The employers used in the actuarial analysis were those reflecting salary levels at the 75th percentile,in accordance with the Flemming principle.
She was concerned, however, that the Flemming principle resulted in distortions of the relationship between the pay scales of the Professional and General Service staff at some locations.
The Commission noted that the Noblemaire principle had a universal focus while the Flemming principle focused on local conditions of service.
The conditions of service of General Service staff in the organizations of the United Nations common system andtheir salaries are determined in accordance with the Flemming principle.
Responding to the question raised regarding the Flemming principle, she said that that principle served as the basis for the salaries and allowances of staff in the General Service category.
The Commission considered whether there was a conflict between the payment of a floor amount andthe local practice approach under the Flemming principle.
It recognized that while both methodologies were based on the Flemming principle, they measured conditions of service in very different labour markets and office structures.
For example, it appeared that General Service salaries in New York were well above the benchmark of 75 per cent of the market established by the Flemming principle.
In accordance with the Flemming principle, General Service staff shall have pay and other conditions of employment that are among the best on offer at the duty station.
The representative of the International Maritime Organization(IMO)reconfirmed the IMO commitment to the Flemming principle and the tripartite nature of the survey process.
It confirmed the Flemming principle in its current formulation and interpretation as the basic principle of the General Service salary survey methodology.
To reaffirm, at the current stage, the application of(i) the Master Standard for the classification of NPO posts; and(ii) the Flemming principle for the determination of conditions of service of NPOs;
Proper, unbiased and unflawed application of the Flemming principle would be a sound means of ensuring the maintenance of a dynamic and highly motivated core of qualified and dedicated General Service staff.