Примеры использования Vacancy factor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A vacancy factor of 20 per cent during the operational phase and of 10 per cent during the liquidation has been
with the United Nations Office in Burundi where, for 2000, the vacancy factor used was 15 per cent.
The Advisory Committee recommends that the vacancy factor applied for international staff should be increased to 10.9 per cent and that the related budgetary requirement should be reduced accordingly.
The“adjustment factor”(deduction) applied to WIPO's standard costs takes into account a vacancy factor based on historical data and expected occupancy rates.
paragraph 1, of the report, a vacancy factor of 5 per cent was used for the estimates for 2001.
For the provision relating to the National General Service post, a vacancy factor of 5 per cent has been applied.
As in past bienniums continuing Professional posts have been costed at 95 per cent in recognition of a projected overall vacancy factor of 5 per cent.
On the one hand, for example, there currently exists a nearly 9 per cent vacancy factor for posts at the Professional category and above.
which resulted in an increased average vacancy factor 48 per cent.
7,749 military contingent personnel, or a 2.4 per cent vacancy factor see A/57/683/Add.1, sect. II.B.1.
In addition, the vacancy factor applied to international staff has increased from 5 per cent to 10 per cent.
The cost estimates for international staff salaries are inclusive of a 10 per cent vacancy factor and are based on the proposed staffing table in annex IV.
The estimates are in accordance with the rates indicated in annex II.A to the present report and include a vacancy factor of 10 per cent.
The Advisory Committee notes that estimated resource requirements for national staff take into account a 5 per cent vacancy factor.
The cost estimates for both international and local staff salaries are inclusive of a 10 per cent vacancy factor and are based on the proposed staffing table in annex IV.
Estimation of exchange-rate variations and the vacancy factor for the purpose of budget formulation required refinement see paras. 35, 39 and 40.
take into account a 4 per cent vacancy factor.
Calculations are based on total of 861 posts, including a vacancy factor of 50 per cent.
A vacancy factor of 5 per cent is applied to the estimates for United Nations police.
The Committee therefore recommends that the estimate be revised to take into account a 10 per cent vacancy factor for national staff.