Примеры использования Office of human resources management will continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to partner with other departments and offices in developing appropriate learning programmes.
As agreed at the twenty-ninth session of the Staff-Management Coordination Committee, the Office of Human Resources Management will continue ongoing work aimed at improving PAS.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to provide clearance for candidates being proposed for significant functions in human resources management. .
VIII.43 In paragraph 28C.5 of the budget document, the Secretary-General indicates that the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to increase its efforts to leverage technology in order to modernize and streamline human resources systems wherever possible.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to collaborate with the Department of Field Support in the identification of candidates from troop- and police-contributing countries.
Conflict prevention and resolution will feature prominently in the training andguidelines that will accompany the proposed new policy and the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to work closely on this subject with the Office of the Ombudsman and Mediation Service.
On its part, the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to cooperate with the College and the organizations of the United Nations system in this field.
The Office of the Special Adviser, together with the Office of Human Resources Management, will continue to monitor rigorously the implementation of the gender targets.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to ensure that there is strict adherence by all organizational units of the Secretariat to the established rules and procedures with respect to hiring, remunerating and evaluating the performance of consultants and individual contractors.
As indicated in paragraph 392of the budget document, during the 2013/14 period the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to implement the United Nations human resources reform agenda in field operations, using the new talent management system and its electronic support tool, Inspira.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to develop the quality of its language services and to strengthen the Organization's capacity to take advantage of its diversity by promoting multilingualism.
As indicated in the report of the Secretary-General on investing in people(A/61/255 and Add.1), the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to introduce and enhance development programmes Secretariat-wide, including special career development workshops aimed at General Service staff, to provide staff with new skills and competencies, promote culture change and create awareness of the benefits of mobility.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to deploy the enterprise learning management module in Inspira across the Organization in 2014 and 2015, with a view to completing its deployment by early 2016.
VIII.28 The Advisory Committee notes that the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to emphasize the streamlining and automation of activities in the areas of recruitment, placement, promotion and staff administration in order to reduce vacancies and increase transparency see A/58/6(Introduction), para. 19, and A/58/6(Sect. 29C), para. 29C.20.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to support managers and staff in implementing the performance management system with a view to promoting a culture of high performance and continuous learning.
In addition, the Office of Human Resources Management will continue to support the career resource centres through train the trainer activities and general guidance.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to retain the sole authority to initiate disciplinary procedures, based on the recommendations of the Department concerned, in respect of civilian staff, as outlined in administrative instruction ST/AI/371.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to play a proactive role in monitoring the training activities and needs of members of the central review bodies and will ensure that follow-up training sessions are offered throughout the Secretariat.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to support the Secretary-General's vision of a global, adaptable and dynamic workforce by reviewing and assessing a range of mobility initiatives with the overall objective of developing a global mobility framework.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to support the Secretary-General's vision of a global, adaptable and dynamic workforce by developing and supporting the implementation of mobility initiatives throughout the Secretariat, including peacekeeping missions.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to focus on further enhancing systematic development for General Service staff, facilitating General Service mobility across functions and seeking to establish greater opportunities for qualified staff to join the Professional category.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to deploy the learning management system in Inspira to offices away from Headquarters and regional commissions, and over the next year this process will help improve the ability of the Organization to track mandatory training requirements.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue strengthening peacekeeping human resources systems, including recruitment, performance appraisal, career development and training, providing support and guidance for peacekeeping staff development programmes and for the career development of peacekeeping staff.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to develop this idea and will revert to the General Assembly with a detailed proposal, including anticipated additional resources required to research, design and develop a question bank for the automated pre-test and to secure a computer-based delivery platform in the future.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to partner with other departments and offices in developing appropriate learning programmes and briefings in the areas of administration of justice, investigation, and technical skills training in substantive administrative areas such as budget and finance, and human resources management. .
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to introduce and enhance development programmes Secretariat-wide, including special career development workshops aimed at General Service staff, to provide staff with new skills and competencies, promote culture change and create awareness of the benefits of mobility.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to play a key role in the well-being of staff, especially during crisis situations, and will continue to work closely with other departments and offices to ensure that human resources issues are taken into account in the planning, preparation and implementation of staff security programmes.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to represent the Secretariat before the General Assembly, the International Civil Service Commission, the High Level Committee on Management of the United Nations Chief Executives Board for Coordination and other bodies on Organization-wide human resources management and compensation issues, with support from the Department of Field Support on matters related to field personnel.
The Office of Human Resources Management will continue to support the Secretary-General's vision of a global, adaptable and dynamic workforce by reviewing and assessing a range of mobility initiatives with the overall objective of developing a global mobility framework. This will include support for the working group on career development and mobility within the context of the Staff-Management Coordination Committee.
Medical services: The Office of Human Resources Management will modernize and enhance its services to staff and continue to contribute to a healthier Secretariat workforce;