Examples of using Whose posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Omar Faleh, whose posts I personally relate to very much.
Ms. Silot Bravo(Cuba) asked what specific measures were being taken toensure the orderly redeployment of permanent staff whose posts were to be abolished.
The Ministers whose posts were not in dispute, were sworn in and assumed authority over their Ministries.
He hoped that it might be possible to use theproject creatively to accommodate staff members whose posts would be abolished if the budget proposal for section 2 was approved.
Staff whose posts were no longer required would be reassigned to existing vacant posts on the basis of their qualifications and experience.
At the same time, no appointed staff members whose posts are funded from the core budget should be laid off.
Othere Mis- or re-routed a This figure includes all staff members serving in peacekeeping missions,DFS/DPKO staff at Headquarters and staff at Headquarters whose posts are funded by the support account.
In many instances, headquarters staff whose posts were being relocated were requested to provide training to the new incumbents.
It had asked for a list of staff transferred from the regular budget to the support account andfor the number of staff members whose posts were proposed for elimination who were from developing countries.
Category B: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 70 per cent by the United Kingdom and 30 per cent by UNFICYP;
Several delegations, including the first speaker, asked for clarification of the role of the 22 UNDP national professional officers(NPOs)for HIV and development, whose posts had been approved by the Executive Board in its decision 94/6.
Category A: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 100 per cent by UNFICYP from the date of entry on duty to 30 June 1995;
The category of separation/termination includes cases of staff from missions being downsized or whose contracts are not being renewed.It also concerns staff whose posts have been abolished or who have remained on temporary contracts for extended periods.
However, some managers, especially those whose posts are funded through extrabudgetary resources, expressed anxieties about the duration of their contracts.
The Office of the Security Coordinator in the Department of Administration and Management is staffed by two Professional(1 P-5 and 1 P-3)and two General Service staff members, whose posts are funded on a cost-shared basis by the organizations of the United Nations system(see annex V, table 5).
During 2009, those staff members whose posts will be abolished may apply for time off for interviews or job searches, for which they may utilize uncertified sick leave.
The guidance had been provided toassist departments in completing a review of all staff whose posts might be affected by the proposed reduction in posts throughout the Secretariat.
The Advisory Committee believes that the Organization could mitigate the number of actual job losses through various measures, including better global forecasting of post vacancies and more targeted skill developmentefforts to enable reassignment within the Organization for those staff whose posts have been abolished.
This exception is applicable to staff members whose posts are abolished and whose children continue to attend the same educational institution for the remainder of the school year.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that additional requirements under other supplies, services andequipment included compensation of Euro60,015.39 paid to five vehicle mechanics whose posts were abolished owing to the outsourcing of the vehicle maintenance function in the Mission.
Category C: locally employed civilians whose posts were funded 100 per cent by the United Kingdom until 15 June 1993 and became 100 per cent UNFICYP funded from 16 June 1993;
The Board of Auditors expressed its concern about missions ' post classification requests remaining pending for long periods of time, as that would delay the filling of the posts, cause problems for the finalization of posts and staffing tables,and affect negatively the morale and performance of the relevant staff whose posts are pending reclassification.
It is staffed by two Professional(one P-5 and one P-3)and two General Service staff members whose posts are funded on a cost-shared basis by the organizations of the United Nations system.
Recalling that the General Assembly had emphasized in previous resolutions that the introduction of new technology should lead neither to the involuntary separation of staff nor necessarily to a reduction in staff, he asked what measures had been taken to redeploy those staff members from the Publishing Section of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management andother departments whose posts had been abolished.
I am confident that those staffin the Department of Development Support and Management Services(DDSMS) whose posts will be abolished as a result of this administrative streamlining will be given priority in the ensuing redeployment.
According to information provided to the Advisory Committee, the budget estimates for 2014/15 under international staff and national staff salaries reflect increases of $1,752,200(or 1.9 per cent) and $8,597,300(or 25.8 per cent), respectively, mainly owing to the anticipatedpayment of termination indemnities to qualifying staff whose posts are proposed for abolishment in 2014/15.
It has also been agreed that staff members at the General Service level whose posts will be abolished are eligible for vacancies in the General Service category at other duty stations, under conditions prevailing in the location of the vacancy.
The requests for additional staff and the reclassification of posts are made on the basis of the expansion of the activities of theMission and the increasing responsibilities and duties of senior and middle managers whose posts call for commensurate reclassification in order to be in line with the uniformity and consistency of the higher levels of the responsibilities and duties entrusted to senior and middle managers in UNAMSIL.
The Agency currently employs atotal of 24 extrabudgetary international staff, whose posts are financed from other sources, and 22,000 locally recruited staff, all of whom are paid out of the voluntary contributions at its disposal for its operational activities.