Examples of using Common scale in English and their translations into Arabic
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Updating the common scale.
Common scale of staff assessment.
Conclusions of the Board on the common scale of staff assessment.
Common scale of staff assessments.
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Common scale of staff assessment.
Or salt deposits, so-called in the common scale, in the washing machine occurs in the same way as in the kettle.
(ii) Logical basis for the use of dependency taxrates versus single tax rates in constructing the common scale;
(b) Common scale of staff assessment;
Those differences did not correspond to the differences between the dependency andthe single rates of staff assessment under the common scale.
(a) The common scale of staff assessment, following approval by the General Assembly, would go into effect as of 1 March 1997;
The Secretary of UNJSPB observed that the Pension Board hadrecommended the biennial review cycle for updating the common scale of staff assessment.
Common scale of staff assessment applicable to professional and higher categories and general service and related categories… 82.
Finally, it was suggested that grosspensionable salaries be recalculated by applying the common scale of staff assessment at the time of the reference checks.
(a) Bring the common scale of staff assessment closer in line with outside taxes and to reflect the effect of the one-to-one interim adjustment procedure on the machine scale; .
It also shared the opinion ofACABQ as stated in paragraph 7 of its report, that the common scale would require careful monitoring to prevent any future anomalies.
Concerning the point raised by ICAO, the Commission considered that the circumstances of one or a few duty stationscould not be used to determine the common scale of staff assessment.
The Advisory Committee also trusts that the common scale, once introduced, will be carefully monitored so as to prevent the occurrence of any future anomalies.
Another concern highlighted by the Commission was the use of a simple average of the taxrates at the eight headquarters duty stations for development of the common scale of staff assessment.
The Advisory Committee trusts that such cooperation will also prevail when the common scale of staff assessment for application to all categories, to be introduced in 1997, is developed.
The common scale of staff assessment should continue to be reviewed at regular intervals(i.e., every five years) considering the distorting long-term effect of misalignment of the scale rates with outside taxes.
The pensionable remuneration scale for the Professionalcategory should be recalculated every time the common scale of staff assessment is reviewed, even if no change in the assessment rates is proposed.
In resolving the three issues referred to in paragraphs 85 to 88 above, the Commission and UNJSPB considered that certain guidelines andobjectives should be borne in mind in developing a common scale of staff assessment.
The Commission decided to recommend to the Assembly the common scale of staff assessment for the Professional and higher categories and General Service and related categories as shown in annex IV.
The representative of the ICSC secretariat at the Board session recalled that the Commission had established certain guidelines and objectives during the lastcomprehensive review of pensionable remuneration for determining the common scale of staff assessment.7 Those guidelines and objectives were as follows.
(e) Recalculation of the pensionable remuneration scale due to a change in the common scale of staff assessment: going forward, a baseline would be established as at 2012 for the common scale of staff assessment.
The decision to implement an updated common scale should be done on a pragmatic basis taking into account the movement of external taxes, comparability of income replacement ratios and levels of net pensions under the common system and the comparator service schemes, actuarial and other considerations;
(c) On the occasion of an adjustment of the General Service salaries,resulting from either a comprehensive salary survey or an interim adjustment, the common scale of staff assessment would be applied to net pensionable salaries using the net-to-gross methodology;
The indicative staff assessment rates for single staff under the common scale shown in annex II were used in conjunction with the income replacement approach agreed upon by the Commission in 1992 in the case of General Service staff in New York.
Based thereon, the ICSC secretariat had recommended that the common scale of staff assessment, which had been in effect since 1 January 1997, should continue to apply and that it should be reviewed again at the time of the next comprehensive review of pensionable remuneration.