Examples of using Workload data in English and their translations into Arabic
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Under the circumstances, accurate workload data and analysis are essential.
Plans vary by workload, data usage, and reserved resources, as well as some technical features available in some packages.
The Advisory Committee notes that for each unit or service workload data is provided in the report.
Performance and projected workload data need to be analysed; the result of that analysis would then form the basis to support the resources requested for the budget estimates.
Moreover, the Committee reiterates its comment that there is a need to relate workload data to resource needs(ibid., para. 23).
In this connection, the Committee notes that the workload data in the budget document is not analysed in terms of resource allocation and proposed resources.
Workload data can only be of use to the legislative bodies if they are analysed in a way that justifies the existing resource allocation or the additional required resources.
(g) A decrease of $105,000 under grants and contributions, reflecting the reduced share of the costs of the Joint Medical Service Section at 78.9 per cent,based on the 2011 workload data.
The Committee is of the view, however, that adequate justification of the proposed estimates should be maintained,and that accurate workload data and analysis should become an integral part of the budget proposals.
The related preliminary performance workload data for 2001, at 30 September 2001(A/56/495/Add.1, annex VI), indicate that for 2001 the workload indicators for the Witnesses and Victim Support Section were also overestimated.
In order to better understand and explain the distribution of ICT resources, the Office of Information andCommunications Technology further analysed environmental and workload data from several sources.
The Advisory Committee has repeatedlyindicated how essential the provision of accurate workload data and analysis is and, in this connection, the Committee recalls its comments in paragraph 14 of document A/54/832.
(d) An explanation of the low-priority designation for certain elements of the Department of Peace-keeping Operations 'claims-processing activities contained in annex III(workload data) to the report of the Secretary-General 1/(ibid., para.30);
The Committee remains convinced that there is aneed to better analyse the implication of raw workload data to identify bottlenecks and other management issues that need to be addressed either by existing or proposed resources.
The above comments notwithstanding, the United Nations Office at Geneva recognizes the importance of establishing reliable and transparent performance indicators and benchmarks which would ensure that servicesare billed not only in relation to workload data but also reflect adequate and acceptable standards.
Workload data indicate that, over the 12-month period from July 2007 to June 2008, 427 vacancy announcements(130 post-specific and 297 generic) generated 252,446 applications(an average of 21,670 per month for the roster, consisting of 22 occupational groups with 558 levels/functions).
In a number of instances, increases in resources are requested even though indicators show no marked increases orin some cases decreases in workload(e.g., workload data for the Victims and Witnesses Section and for the Security and Safety Section).
In the opinion of Office of Internal Oversight Services, workload data needs to be clearly defined relative to specific productivity standards, appropriate systems should be implemented for accumulating and analysing productivity data, and performance reports should be developed to support resource allocation decisions.
For example, in many instances requests for additional posts, whether at the General Service level or the Professional level and above, contain only generic explanations such as" to strengthen"," to develop"," to enhance", or" to improve" without proper elaboration of additional functions andjustification on the basis of specific workload data.
The report of the Secretary-General does not provide a comparative analysis of requirements for safety andsecurity units against industry standards and workload data; therefore, it is not clear to what extent certain objective criteria(except for size of the perimeter and office space) were used in estimating the need for additional staffing and grade levels.
At the same time, while indicating that they had no intention to micromanage the Fund's administration and did not wish to see a deterioration in the Fund's services, they believed that greater efforts shouldbe made to streamline functions and to provide more workload data to substantiate requests for additional resources to meet the longer-term administrative needs of the Fund.
As indicated in document A/56/501, annex I, on performanceindicators for 2000, actual workload data for 2000 for the Victim and Witness Support Section show that projected indicators in such areas as the number of witnesses, witness days, witnesses requiring protective measures and additional support and relocation of witnesses were overestimated.
The Committee requests that resource requirements for staff development and training be clearly presented,supported by workload data, such as indicators on the number of staff trained and to be trained, type of training activities undertaken and to be carried out, actual expenditure for those activities during the previous biennium and estimated expenditures for the present biennium.
It requested that resource requirements for staff development and training be clearly presented,supported by workload data, such as indicators on the number of staff trained and to be trained, type of training activities undertaken and to be carried out, actual expenditure for those activities during the previous biennium and estimated expenditures for the present biennium(para. VIII.27).
Requests the Secretary-General to provide in his proposed budget,with the involvement of all organs of the Tribunal, workload data for the budget period so as to give more justification for its resource requirements, and also requests the Secretary-General to include in his budget presentation information on budgetary requirements, including targets for recruitment, training, judicial scheduling and performance standards for support activities;
Requests the Secretary-General to provide in his proposed budget,with the involvement of all organs of the Tribunal, workload data for the budget period so as to give more justification for its resource requirements, and also requests the Secretary-General to include in his budget presentation information on budgetary requirements, including targets for recruitment, training, judicial scheduling and performance standards for support activities;
Various workload statistical data have been used to assess performance, in addition to timeliness, accuracy and client satisfaction regarding services delivered.