Examples of using Peak workload in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
A provision of $116,100 is proposed for general temporary assistance to provide for maternity leave and sick-leave replacements and temporary assistance during peak workload periods for the Office as a whole.
The resources requested($1,508,000) would provide for the cost of emergency repairs and maintenance work that, by its nature, must be carried out after working hours, as well as essential communications services during peak workload periods.
extended sick leave and maternity leave and for assistance during peak workload periods.
extended sick leave and maternity leave and for assistance during peak workload periods.
particularly during preparations for the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, and peak workload periods.
In addition, a provision of $118,100, including growth of $20,000, is made for general temporary assistance to provide for maternity leave and sick leave replacements and temporary assistance during peak workload periods for the Office as a whole.
as well as the engagement of additional staff during peak workload periods.
As a rule, the greatest use of general temporary assistance is for additional staff during peak workload periods; general temporary assistance is also used for the replacement of staff on prolonged sick leave or maternity leave.
It was noted that mistakes do occur, particularly during peak workload periods, and that financial recovery from staff for the consequences of negligence would not be appropriate in all cases.
The decrease of $182,600 mainly relates to the abolishment of a General Service(Other level) post, in line with General Assembly resolution 67/248, partially offset by the need for general temporary assistance to provide administrative support during peak workload periods.
The estimated requirements of $73,900 include general temporary assistance($46,000) for the engagement of additional staff during peak workload periods and for the replacement of staff on maternity or extended sick leave and overtime($27,900).
(a) General temporary assistance($1,727,200) is provided for the hiring of additional staff for short assignments to cover unforeseen requirements or peak workload periods, as well as to provide for replacement of staff on annual, sick or maternity leave;
The balance of requirements provides for general temporary assistance for the engagement of additional staff during peak workload periods, for the replacement of staff on maternity
Requirements of $402,300 are estimated for general temporary assistance during 1998-1999 for periods of peak workload as well as in connection with, inter alia, continuing and increased support for the implementation of IMIS Release 4.
General temporary assistance and overtime requirements for servicing the Council during peak workload periods are proposed in the amounts of $57,200 and $10,400, respectively, for the biennium 2008-2009.
A provision of $10,300, at maintenance level, is made for overtime to meet peak workload requirements at the time of closing of accounts at the end of financial periods.
(a) Temporary assistance for meetings. A provision of $23,748,500, reflecting an increase of $4,071,000, is for temporary assistance for meetings to allow for flexibility, which is essential in the scheduling of meetings, and to cover peak workload requirements during General Assembly sessions.
of General Service(Other level) general temporary assistance to support the Executive Office during peak workload periods.
The additional requirements were partly offset by lower actual expenditures on training-related travel owing to the difficulty of the Mission in releasing staff for training during peak workload periods related to the preparation and conduct of elections.
the General Service(Other level) for 18 months and general temporary assistance at the P-3 level for fourteen months to cover maternity, sick leave and peak workload periods in DM;