Examples of using Post reassignment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
Post reassignments and redeployments.
As set out in annex II below, the Secretary-General has proposed a number of post reassignments or redeployments for the 2012/13 period.
The Secretary-General is proposing a significant number of post reassignments and redeployments for the 2013/14 period.
International staff: decrease of 18 posts reassignment of 1 D-1 post to the Civil Affairs Section, redeployment of 1 P-5, 1 P-4, 3 P-3 and 1 Field Service posts to the Justice Section, redeployment of 1 P-5, 1 P-4 and 3 P-3 posts to the Corrections/.
International staff: net increase of 43 posts(establishment of 1 P-4 post, reassignment of 1 P-5 post and redeployment of 1 P-5 post, 2 P-4 posts, 6 P-3 posts, 1 P-2 post and 31 Field Service posts). .
National staff: net decrease of 17 posts(reassignment of 1 national Professional Officer, abolishment of 10 national General Service posts, reassignment of 6 national General Service posts). .
International staff: net increase of 4 posts(creation of 2 P-3 posts, creation of 1 Field Service level post, reassignment of a Field Service post, reclassification to the P-5 level of a P-4 post, and conversion to Field Service level of a national General Service post). .
International staff: increase of 3 posts(creation of 1 P-3 and 1 Field Service post, reassignment of 1 Field Service post, reclassification to P-5 of a P-4 post, and conversion to Field Service level of a national General Service post). .
National staff: net decrease of 1 post(abolishment of 2 national General Service posts, reassignment of 1 national General Service post to Security Section, redeployment of 1 national General Service post from the General Services Section, establishment of 1 National Professional Officer post, and redeployment of 1 national General Service post from the Mitrovica Office to the Medical Services Office within the Office of the Chief of Mission Support).
While a post reassignment may involve a change of location or office,
While a post reassignment may involve a change of location
While a post reassignment may involve a change of location or office,
Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority-mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
International staff: decrease of 1 post(reassignment of 1 P-4 post to the Office of Political Affairs).
Post reassignment: an approved post that was intended to cover a certain function is proposed to implement other priority mandated activities unrelated to the original function.
In addition to post reassignment, the Mission proposes to establish three United Nations Volunteers posts to work as English language teachers in the Integrated Mission Training Centre.