Примеры использования Language staff на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not counting language staff, there are staff members in many United Nations system organizations who use,
The staff is approximately 80 per cent comprised of language staff, recruited in a gender and nationality-blind manner.
difficulties have been encountered in reassigning language staff to some duty stations,
Twelve National Officers will be selected through an interview/examination process similar to that in place for United Nations language staff interpreters/translators.
Another concern was the projection that 20 per cent of Headquarters language staff would retire within five years.
Accordingly, the Advisory Committee sees no need to lift the ceiling of 125 days for the hiring of retired language staff.
The Committee was informed that the Tribunal had frequent difficulties in recruiting qualified language staff.
The recruitment of staff members in the Professional category, excluding language staff, is subject to the principle of equitable geographical distribution, in accordance with regulation 4.2 of the Staff Regulations.
approximately 20 per cent of the Department's language staff will have retired by 2016 A/65/488, para. 17.
The view was further expressed that the Committee should recommend to the General Assembly that it consider the introduction of a system of managed assignments for language staff on the basis of incentives.
the need to set up a system for the effective replacement of all staff, especially language staff, must be acknowledged.
Eventually, language staff at all locations would be considered part of a Secretariat-wide occupational pool within which their career development could be considerably enhanced.
Freelance language staff should enjoy working conditions equal to those of permanent staff. .
It would therefore be seeking clarification as to why those concerns were particularly critical to the language staff.
The Department had put forward positive proposals to involve language staff in mobility as much as possible without disrupting service at the duty stations.
the Department had argued that flexibility in applying the mandatory age of retirement for language staff would ease the demographic transition.
the Secretary-General indicates that some 45 per cent of the Department's language staff are due to retire over the next five years.
Efforts are under way to address the major challenges in succession planning that lie ahead, in a climate of considerable competition for qualified language staff.
The feedback provided at such informational meetings would help the language staff to improve their services.
The United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund has confirmed that the proposal to raise the mandatory separation age for language staff would not have any adverse impact.