Examples of using To fill posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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reform dated 1 August 2000(A/55/253 and Corr.1), the Secretary-General determined a maximum target of 120 days to fill posts through effective human resources planning.
However, the Fifth Committee tended only to see the negative side of the various mechanisms that were used to fill posts, and overlooked the daily pressure on departmental heads to get the job done.
hoped that every effort would be made to fill posts in a timely manner.
The Group of Arab States had offered to assist in conducting an examination designed specifically to recruit Arabic-language translators and interpreters to fill posts in Nairobi, and she would be grateful for an update on that situation.
In addition, 20 new staff members(11 men and 9 women) had also been exempted from the freeze and hired to fill posts with special language requirements over the same period(September 1995 to October 1996).
the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions also endorsed the use of gratis personnel to fill posts financed under the regular budget in cases of urgency
The Secretary-General determined a target of 120 days maximum to fill posts through effective human resources planning, as envisaged in his report on human resources management reform(A/55/253 and Corr.1).
In order to fill posts expeditiously, the Mission requires Programme Managers to identify more than one potential candidate who best meets the job profile
managers generally seek to fill posts through new, or extensions of, short-term appointments as
allow for an ongoing more efficient and thorough review of staff- both women and men- and will permit managers to fill posts in a more timely fashion.
the Secretary-General had determined a target of 120 days maximum to fill posts through effective human resources planning.
Although measures to improve the financial situation of the Organization were welcome, she was concerned at the trend towards using lower-level staff than budgeted for or failing to fill posts at approved higher levels, especially in Africa.
In addition, many field staff have served at Headquarters over the past few years on temporary assignments, either as replacements for Headquarters staff who are on mission or to fill posts temporarily pending completion of the formal recruitment process.
In Vienna, the proposed staffing was also based on an analysis of needs, taking into account the reduction in the workload for United Nations Industrial Development Organization as well as the ability to fill posts, some of which had been vacant since 1986.
1 August 2000(A/55/253 and Corr.1), the Secretary-General determined a maximum target of 120 days to fill posts through effective human resources planning.
1 August 2000(A/55/253 and Corr.1), the Secretary-General established a target of a maximum of 120 days to fill posts through effective human resources planning.
The African Group welcomed the establishment of the recruitment and staffing team(" Tiger Team") to fill posts in an expeditious manner and concurred with the Advisory Committee that the prioritization of critical posts was particularly important to the staffing of the Mission and to ensuring its effective functioning in the shortest possible amount of time.
While there was evidence in most of the organizations of a proactive push by the head of the organization to find women to fill posts at the senior levels through outreach activities,
it again urged that recruitment to fill posts previously occupied by gratis personnel should be consistent with Articles 100
It should be recalled that, in its report to the General Assembly at its sixty-third session(A/63/737), IAAC had raised the issue of vacancy rates in OIOS and that the General Assembly, in its resolution 63/287, had asked the Secretariat to fill posts rapidly.