Examples of using For reporting misconduct in English and their translations into Arabic
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Chapter IV of the report identified a number of systemic issues and challenges, including the need to disseminate clear and accurate information, increase transparency and introduce a policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct.
Those staff members have requested a review of their cases by the Chairperson of the Committee under the terms of section 4.3 of Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2007/11, regarding allegations of retaliation for reporting misconduct or cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
ethics advice(57 per cent); protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct(18 per cent); general information(11 per cent); training(12 per cent); and others(2 per cent).
The policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006 with the publication of Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21.
A policy on the protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations came into force on 1 January 2006(see ST/SGB/2005/21).
(b) Protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct: the office would provide a secure environment where staff
The United Nations policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits and investigations was introduced on 19 December 2005 through Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21.
Stresses the need for continuing coordination among the mechanisms for reporting misconduct and resolving grievances in order to ensure that their functions do not overlap and that staff understand the roles of each of the entities and their interrelationship.
The policy on the protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006, with the promulgation of Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21.
The policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations entered into force on 1 January 2006, with the publication of ST/SGB/2005/21.
The Committee welcomes this development and stresses the need for continuing coordination among the mechanisms for reporting misconduct and resolving grievances in order to ensure that their functions do not overlap and that staff understand the roles of each of the entities and their interrelationship.
The discussions included such subjects as the UNIDO Young Professionals Programme, the UNIDO policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits and investigations, the UNIDO policy on learning and performance appraisal.
Looks forward to the results and outcomes of the comprehensive review of the regulatory framework for the updating of the Secretary-General ' s bulletin on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations;
This was done by the issuance of Secretary-General ' s bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21 on 19 December 2005, which put into place a comprehensive system of protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.
the Secretary-General issued bulletin ST/SGB/2005/21, entitled" Protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations", effective 1 January 2006.
was issued in March 2005 to provide information on existing mechanisms for reporting misconduct.
On 19 December 2005, the Secretary-General had issued ST/SGB/2005/21, entitled" Protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations", effective 1 January 2006.
As shown in figure 1, requests for services fell into the following categories: ethics advice(41%), protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct(29%), general information(21%) and training(9%).
(b) Undertaking the responsibilities assigned to it under the UNOPS policy for the protection of staff against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations;
Pursuant to the Secretary-General ' s bulletin(ST/SGB/2007/11, as amended), the Ethics Office is mandated to implement the United Nations policy on protection against retaliation for reporting misconduct and for cooperating with duly authorized audits or investigations.