Examples of using Structure of human resources in English and their translations into Russian
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Age Structure of Human Resources in the Organizations of the United Nations System JIU/REP/2007/4.
The Secretary-General has the honour to transmit to the members of the General Assembly the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system" JIU/REP/2007/4.
At the same time, the age structure of human resources in the RAS is one of the worst in the public sector of science.
In view of the overall implications of staff ageing, as well as the impact onhuman resources management policies, the Group commended the Secretariat for already implementing a number of the recommendations set out in the JIU report on the age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system, reiterating in that regard the importance it attached to equitable geographical representation in all human resource management policies.
Age structure of human resources in organizations of the United Nations system"(JIU/REP/2007/4) and the comments of the Secretary-General and the Chief Executives Board for Coordination thereon.
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The report of the United NationsSystem Joint Inspection Unit(JIU) entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system" studies the impact on the system of an ageing staff population.
Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system"(A/62/628) and the comments of the Secretary-General and those of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination thereon A/62/628/Add.1.
Introducing the note by the Secretary-General conveying his comments andthose of CEB members on the Joint Inspection Unit's report on the age structure of human resources(A/62/628/Add.1), he said that organizations had appreciated the comprehensive nature of the Unit's report(A/62/628), which focused on an issue of increasing importance across the system, and had generally agreed with its recommendations.
Regarding the age structure of human resources, a more balanced distribution would be of more benefit to the Organization, given the importance of the practical experience of older staff and developing the expertise of newer and younger staff.
Therefore, the Unit included a report on the age structure of human resources in organizations of the United Nations system in its work programme for the year 2006.
The Joint Inspection Unit report entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system"(see A/62/628) addresses the impact on the system of an ageing staff population and concludes that a more balanced age structure would provide benefits to the system.
Another project being carried out under the 2006 work programme,entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system", is at an advanced stage, with the draft report circulated to participating organizations for comments.
The Unit's report on the age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system(A/62/628) assessed the age structure of staff in that system, the overall implications of staff ageing in general and its impact on human resources management policies.
Notes by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system" and transmitting his comments and those of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination thereon A/62/628 and Add.1.
Regarding the JIU recommendations on the age structure of human resources in the Organization, the Group agreed that human resources were important assets for UNIDO and that a more balanced age structure would provide benefits to the Organization in terms of securing the required capacity, knowledge and expertise for its operations and would strengthen the preservation of institutional memory.
The Joint Inspection Unit,in a 2007 report entitled"Age structure of human resources in the organizations of the United Nations system"(A/62/628), pointed to the urgent need to strengthen the career development and long-term prospects of younger Professional staff.
Personnel Department is included in the structure of Human Resource Management Department.
While previously the two subprogrammes, with their linked outputs and resources, had to be distributed over several organizational units,in the new organizational structure the distribution of human resources and financial resources has been synchronized with organizational units.
Enhanced national statistical system through building of better institutional arrangements, improved legal frameworks,better organizational structure and better management of human resources.
The first domain covers activities directly related to the organization of national statistical systems, such as the building of better institutional arrangements, improved legal frameworks,better organizational structure and management of human resources and a more effective data compilation and dissemination programme.
UNFPA appointed a management consultant at the end of 2002 to advise the Executive Director on the capacity andmanagement of what was then the Office of Human Resources and to recommend a structure that would ensure successful implementation of the human resources strategy.
The results of the audits did not reveal any misuse of the tsunami funding, butemphasized the country offices' lack of adequate structure in terms of human resources to cope with disasters of high magnitude.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 62/236, took note of the new organizational structure of the Office of Human Resources Management, which was submitted in the context of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009.
In view of the new structure of the Department of Management(para. 27A.3), the structure of the Office of Human Resources Management has been further reviewed and the abolition of four General Service posts is proposed.
This should include reviews of management, organization structure, human resources and work processes and, if necessary, reprofiling of the competency needs of the divisions to better meet their mandates.
The structure of the Office of Human Resources Management was further refined to facilitate the accomplishment of its mission as follows.
The implementation of that strategy requires the streamlining and rationalization of the structure of the Office of Human Resources Management as set out in the present section.
Nevertheless, based on the explanations provided, the Committee can support a limited strengthening of certain functions within the existing structure of the Office of Human Resources Management.
The Secretary-General, pursuant to the Secretary-General's bulletin entitled"Organization of the Secretariat of the United Nations"(ST/SGB/1997/5) andamendment(ST/SGB/2002/11), and for the purpose of establishing the organizational structure of the Office of Human Resources Management, promulgates the following.
Structure human resources and organisational.
