Examples of using Granting continuing in English and their translations into Russian
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In particular, her delegation was concerned that the Organization was not moving rapidly enough in granting continuing contracts.
Granting continuing appointments would ensure lifetime employment, forcing Member States to fund them regardless of mandates.
It regretted that the Advisory Committee had focused on the number of eligible staff rather than the criteria for granting continuing appointments.
In this context, flexible criteria for granting continuing appointments will be considered in order to best support the organization's programmatic goals.
In paragraph 14 of its last reporton human resources management(A/64/518), the Advisory Committee expressed its doubts concerning the advisability of granting continuing appointments to locally recruited staff in the peacekeeping operations.
Rigorous and transparent procedures for granting continuing appointments to staff, including the criteria for eligibility, the relationship with disciplinary measures and the central management of conversions;
To invite the United Nations Secretariat to inform the Commission at its seventy-first session of the Secretary-General's revised proposals for the introduction of the contractual framework,in particular the modalities for granting continuing contracts.
Yes; working on the procedure for granting continuing contracts; temporary appointments do not meet UNOPS needs, as most of the projects are more than two years of duration, the maximum for short-term contracts.
In section II, paragraph 4(a) of its resolution 63/250, the General Assembly requests the Secretary-General to report on rigorous andtransparent procedures for granting continuing appointments to staff, including the central management of conversions.
In addition, many organizations did face limitations in granting continuing contracts and had to issue fixed-term contracts even to employees who carried out core tasks of a permanent nature, which were essential to the organizations' functions.
In its resolution 63/250, the General Assembly approved a new contractual framework(temporary, fixed-term and continuing) andin its resolution 65/247, the Assembly decided on the modalities for granting continuing appointments, including eligibility criteria.
In granting, continuing or modifying relief granted to a representative of a foreign non-main proceeding, the court must be satisfied that the relief relates to assets falling under the authority of the foreign representative or concerns information required in that foreign non-main proceeding.
Recalls that in its resolution 63/250, the General Assembly approved a new contractual framework(comprising temporary, fixed-term and continuing appointments) andthat in its resolution 65/247, the Assembly decided on the modalities for granting continuing appointments, including eligibility criteria;
As for the eligibility criteria for granting continuing appointments, the Secretary-General considers that five years of continuous service with the Organization would serve only to establish that the staff member is eligible for consideration for a continuing appointment and would not confer a right to automatic conversion.
The cases of staff members eligible for consideration for a continuing appointment would be reviewed by the department or office concerned and by the Office of Human Resources Management orthe local human resources office to evaluate whether they had fulfilled the criteria for granting continuing appointments.
ICSC also expressed the view that the approach proposed by the Secretary-General for granting continuing appointments would not involve a competitive process and would be tantamount to automatic conversion, because every staff member would have an expectation of conversion to a continuing appointment after five years of service and satisfactory performance ratings.
Some of those organizations advised ICSC that the contractual framework, as proposed by the Secretary-General,could not be implemented in their organizations because of the restrictions imposed by their governing bodies on granting continuing appointments, the nature of their mandates, funding or other circumstances unique to their organizations.
VIII.45 With regard to the implementation of continuing contracts, the Advisory Committee recalls that in its resolutions 63/250 and 65/247, respectively, the General Assembly approved a new contractual framework(comprising temporary, fixed-term and continuing appointments) anddecided on the modalities for granting continuing appointments, including eligibility criteria.
Grant continued to be involved in business activities after his call as an apostle.
The decision on the number of field staff to be granted continuing contracts would be based on the continuing needs identified through workforce planning.
In the Department of Peacekeeping Operations,individuals selected for the 2,500 core positions should be granted continuing appointments.
Grants continued to play a substantial role in sub-Saharan Africa, accounting for more than 4 per cent of GDP, compared with about 1 per cent in North Africa.
As to the commitment that staff granted continuing contracts must make to comply with the Organization's mobility policy(see A/65/305/Add.1, paras. 24 and 54), the Advisory Committee points out, once again, that no such policy currently exists see A/64/518, para. 30, and A/63/208.
Recalls paragraph 23 of section II of its resolution 63/250, and decides that successful candidates from national competitive recruitment examinations andstaff from language services after two years of probationary service will be granted continuing contracts, notwithstanding the provisions contained in paragraphs 51 to 61 of the present resolution;
Sources of manufacture/supply must also beregistered for PCP products. The PMRA published a re-evaluation decision on Heavy Duty Wood Preservatives(HDWPs) on 22 June 2011(PMRA 2011) which granted continued registration to PCP subject to conditions that included the addition of new risk-reduction measures to product labels.
Since 30 June 2009, approximately 60 staff members have been granted continuing appointments.
The Secretary-General proposed to grant continuing contracts to virtually all staff, primarily to create a basis for the payment of termination indemnities.
The Secretary-General's proposal to grant continuing appointments to staff on completion of five years' continuous service on fixed-term appointments and following a one-time review was too generous.
For locally recruited staff in the field, authority to grant continuing appointments would be delegated to offices away from Headquarters and would follow a similar procedure as described above.
And third, the current very generous ratings given under the performance appraisal system were unlikely to prove an effective tool for deciding which staff members should be granted continuing appointments.