Examples of using To professional posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ratio of General Service to Professional posts.
Such reduction would result in a more proportionate ratio of General Service to Professional posts;
Total requirements due to adjustments for inflation related to Professional posts across all duty stations amount to $6,123,300.
With respect to recruitment to Professional posts, the requirements concerning education standards must be strictly applied.
Proposals for the biennium 2008-2009 reflect a reduction in the ratio of General Service to Professional posts.
Consequently, the total net decreased requirements arising from adjustments for inflation related to Professional posts across all duty stations amount to $28,774,000.
Consequently, the total net requirements arising from adjustments for inflation related to Professional posts across all duty stations amount to $43,897,000.
Increasingly, too, staff in the General Service and related categories have acquired advanced education credentials, required for recruitment to Professional posts.
(e) Reconsider its promotion policies, in particular the practice of not allowing competent General Service staff to be promoted to Professional posts;
(x) Efforts undertaken with respect to the high proportion of General Service posts compared to Professional posts in the regional commissions(para. 72);
Lastly, the Secretariat should take remedial measures to address the failure to appoint nationals to Professional posts, particularly in the African special political missions.
Measure 9. Intensify inter-agency cooperation to facilitate mobility of General Service staff to Professional posts in United Nations agencies where G to P restrictions do not apply.
In paragraph 72 of resolution 56/253, the General Assembly noted with concern the high proportion of General Service posts compared to Professional posts in the regional commissions.
United Nations rules restricting the promotion of General Service staff to Professional posts and those relating to the retention period for interns have resulted in the loss of valuable staff members.
His delegation shared the concerns expressed regarding recruitment to Professional posts in the Department of Safety and Security, and wished to reiterate
The Advisory Committee expressed the view that the ratio of General Service to Professional posts required further analysis with a view to achieving a reduction in the number of General Service posts. .
In consequence, temporary appointments to Professional posts made since the freeze on recruitments were for durations of less than one year and therefore not subjected to review by the Appointment and Promotion Board.
In this connection, he submits in the present report recommendations pertaining to the staff selection system and to the Assembly ' s request to identify ways to promote General Service staff to Professional posts.
The Advisory Committee sought clarification as to the high ratio of General Service to Professional posts(76 General Service posts
The present report has been prepared pursuant to paragraphs 72 and 73 of General Assembly resolution 56/253 of 24 December 2001, concerning the proportion of General Service posts compared to Professional posts in the regional commissions.