Примеры использования Vacancy factor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vacancy factor.
The cost estimates are inclusive of a 45 per cent vacancy factor.
Vacancy factor.
The calculation reflects a 50 per cent vacancy factor.
No vacancy factor has been applied.
Based on past incumbency experience, no vacancy factor has been applied.
A vacancy factor of 25 per cent has been applied.
This delay is built into the vacancy factor used to calculate staff costs.
Vacancy factor applied in the budget estimates.
The provision reflects the application of a 10 per cent vacancy factor for the period.
Budget vacancy factor 5% for Professional, 3% for GS posts.
The cost estimate includes a 15 per cent vacancy factor for both periods.
No vacancy factor is applied, as these are new positions.
The provision for national staff is based on a vacancy factor of 35 per cent.
A vacancy factor of 10 per cent has been applied for international staff posts.
The Advisory Committee believes that the international staff vacancy factor is low.
A vacancy factor of 10 per cent is applied for both international and national staff.
The estimate provides for 166 local staff and includes a vacancy factor of 5 per cent.
Vacancy factor- based on historical statistical data and expected occupancy rate.
Operational budget expenditures were maintained through a higher-than- budgeted vacancy factor.
The vacancy factor has been set at five per cent for both Professional and General Service posts.
The estimate provides for 166 local staff andalso includes application of a vacancy factor of 10 per cent.
Decides further to set the vacancy factor in respect of General Service staff at 0.8 per cent;
For the provision relating to the National General Service post, a vacancy factor of 5 per cent has been applied.
Decides to apply a vacancy factor of 18 per cent for both international and national staff of the Force;
This is the case, for example,with the United Nations Office in Burundi where, for 2000, the vacancy factor used was 15 per cent.
The vacancy factor for Professional posts is 10 per cent and 5 per cent for General Service posts.
As indicated in annex II. B,paragraph 1, of the report, a vacancy factor of 5 per cent was used for the estimates for 2001.
No vacancy factor was applied to missions in liquidation UNPF liquidation and central support and UNSMIH.
On the one hand, for example, there currently exists a nearly 9 per cent vacancy factor for posts at the Professional category and above.