Примеры использования A post adjustment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the Secretary-General had proposed that Member States might wish to introduce a post adjustment system similar to the one for salaries of staff in the Professional
International staff in Gaza were paid a post adjustment of 10.7 per cent compared with 3.9 per cent for their counterparts in Amman rates as at July 2001.
In addition, should the General Assembly agree to introduce a post adjustment system, the definitions for salary should revert to the definitions in place when a cost-of-living supplement was paid,
which had been adopted on the basis of the information made available that Geneva post adjustment was based on a post adjustment index that did not take into account the cost of living in contiguous areas of France,
of international courts and tribunals and suggested that a post adjustment mechanism similar to that applied to salaries of staff in the Professional and higher categories be applied to their remuneration.
unduly inflates the remuneration calculated under a post adjustment system" A/61/612, para. 8.
The Advisory Committee recalls the General Assembly's previous decision of the General Assembly that the salariesy of the judges should consist of a net base salary and a post adjustment amount per index point equal to one 1 per cent of the net base salary to which would be applied a post adjustment multiplier A/Res/resolution 61/262, para. 6.
shop in France, a post adjustment reflecting prices in Geneva and French border areas, and those who could not reside in France, a post adjustment taking into consideration only Swiss prices and rents;
unduly inflated the remuneration calculated under a post adjustment system, since the current net remuneration of judges of the International Court of Justice already included a cost-of-living component A/61/612, para. 8.
They have suggested that if the General Assembly implements a post adjustment index that takes account of French prices over the objections of the Geneva-based organizations that they might be constrained to comply with their legal duty to reject such an index relying on Judgement No. 1265,
Cost for duty stations with a post adjustment multiplier less than 3.1 estimated by ICSC at $33,000 for 1996:
the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda(ICTR), the General Assembly decided to apply a post adjustment multiplier to the annual net base salary of judges, while maintaining the level of annual salary for the current members of ICJ,
in its resolution 61/262, whereby the salaries of the judges consist of a net base salary and a post adjustment amount per index point equal to 1 per cent of base salary,
the real issue that must be addressed is whether a post adjustment that reflects French prices can be equitably applied to staff members who are legally restricted
said that his delegation agreed with the Advisory Committee that the Secretary-General's proposal to introduce a post adjustment system similar to the one for salaries of staff in the Professional and higher categories to
changes in staff cost estimates for 2001 reflect the budgetary assumptions of a United Nations rate of exchange of 1 United States dollar per 2.47 Netherlands guilders and a post adjustment multiplier of 4.6 used for The Hague,
Finally, ICSC derives a post adjustment multiplier from the calculated index value.
Provision for international staff salaries had been calculated based on a post adjustment multiplier of 22.0.
Any methodology for the establishment of a post adjustment index must take this unique situation into account.
In response, the Secretary-General had proposed the introduction of a revised salary system comprising an annual net base salary plus a post adjustment.