Examples of using Classification exercise in English and their translations into Arabic
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Noting that the projected increase in expenditure was partly due to the classification of Field Service and national posts, the Advisory Committee was concerned at the budgetary consequences of the classification exercise, particularly its retroactive implementation.
In order to strengthen the decentralization of classification exercise and integrate classification into the new performance appraisal system, this training, to be delivered in the form of workshops, will provide a general introduction to the theory of job classification and salary survey methodology and its uses as a management tool within the context of overall personnel policy.
The Committee was provided with information showing that the post classification exercise for 960 posts had resulted in 715 remaining unchanged, 21 being reclassified to lower grade levels and 224 being reclassified to higher grade levels(216 reclassified higher by 1 grade and 8 reclassified higher by 2 grades).
Funds were redeployed during the reporting period in order to meet the additional requirements for civilian personnel, mainly owing to the actual lower average vacancy rates for international and national staff, higher common staff costs for international staff, and higher salaries and increased costs for national staff resulting from the salary increase and the post classification exercise.
The Advisory Committee was informed by the Secretariat that, during the classification exercise, it was determined that two P-3 posts out of the proposed eight posts will no longer be required
This was partly offset by additional requirements for military contingents, with the reduction of one battalion taking place in May 2013 instead of July 2012, owing to the security situation; higher costs for international staff as a result of a lower-than-planned vacancy rate(8.1 per cent actual, compared with 15 per cent in the approved budget); and higher costs for national staff, mainly attributable to the classification exercise.
The overall decrease is offset partly by the estimated requirements being based on the G-4 step V, and NOB step VII of the local salary scales compared with G-3 step IX and NO-B step IV, utilized in the 2012/13 period, based on the historical expenditure pattern of the Mission and in the context of the completion of the Mission ' s classification exercise.
Funds were redeployed during the reporting period primarily to meet additional requirements for civilian personnel, owing to entitlements related to the harmonization of conditions of service for international staff upon the designation of MINURSO as a family duty station; the increase of the national staff salaries, promulgated in May 2011 after the finalization of the budget; and higher-than-budgeted grade levels of national staff as a result of the post classification exercise.
completion of the budget) and a post classification exercise, which resulted in higher grade levels for 224 national staff.
It should be noted that there will not be any further classification exercises for UNMIK. C. Board of Auditors.
In the latter case, additional time should be given to deal with non-recurrent issues, such as initial classification exercises or the introduction of the Performance Appraisal System;
Given its previous comments in this regard, the Committee stresses that mission-wide post classification exercises should be undertaken on a more timely basis so as to limit the extent of unforeseen financial implications.
also to joint participation in offence classification exercises with other authorities responsible for the prevention and suppression of crime.
Therefore, the Committee is of the opinion that relevant regulations should be amended to ensure that future classification exercises are planned to allow financial requirements arising from them to be effective at the next budget cycle and not retroactively, so as to ensure predictability in financing arrangements and to prevent future occurrences of similar requests for additional appropriation.
Therefore, the Committee is of the opinion that relevant regulations should be amended to ensure that future classification exercises are planned to allow financial requirements arising from them to be effective at the next budget cycle and not retroactively, so as to ensure predictability in financing arrangements and to prevent future occurrences of similar requests for additional appropriation(para. 16).
The Field Personnel Division of the Department of Field Support will plan classification exercises to allow, to the extent possible, financial requirements arising from them to be aligned with the budget cycles to which they relate in order to avoid redeployment of significant funds from other groups and the consequent impact on planned activities.
While the Advisory Committee recognizes the necessity for post classification to align grade levels with changing roles and responsibilities, it stresses that mission-wide post classification exercises should be planned to allow, to the extent possible, financial requirements arising from them to be aligned with the budget cycles to which they relate, in order to limit the extent of unforeseen financial implications(see also A/67/780/Add.4, para. 8).
As the budget performance report for 2011/12 reflected the full financial effect of an April 2010 post classification exercise, leading expenditure to exceed the amounts budgeted for national staff, the Advisory Committee stressed that mission-wide post classification exercises should be undertaken on a timelier basis and the results more fully explained, so as to limit the extent of unforeseen financial implications.
(c) Higher requirements for national staff following a classification exercise;