Examples of using Service posts in English and their translations into French
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Furthermore, UNHCR's presence in Hargeisa has been strengthened by the creation of two Professional and three General Service posts.
5 per cent were used for Professional and General Service posts respectively.
7 per cent for General Service posts.
Vacancy rates for both Professional and General Service posts had trended downwards from January 2008 to September 2008.
The underutilization of budgeted staff costs was mainly attributable to higher than budgeted vacancy factors for Professional and General Service posts.
The vacancy factor for Professional posts is 10 per cent and 5 per cent for General Service posts.
In 2009/10, the Mission converted 170 individual contractors performing skilled functions of a continuing nature to national General Service posts.
National staff: increase of 4 posts establishment of 4 national General Service posts by conversion of 4 Field Service posts.
Budgeted vacancy rates for continuing posts were 9.6 per cent and 4.7 per cent for Professional and General Service posts.
The increased requirements for salaries reflect lower-than-budgeted vacancy rates for both Professional and General Service posts.
The Advisory Committee notes that the Joint Operations Centre currently comprises two Field Service posts.
In ICTR, the 9 judges have a support staff consisting of 17 Professional and 11 General Service posts.
particularly concerned at the fact that, to date only five international General Service posts had been converted to local posts. .
3 Field Service posts.
The Secretary-General had proposed a vacancy rate of 6 per cent for Professional posts and 0.8 per cent for General Service posts.
The average vacancy rates for the performance report period were 11.0 per cent for Professional and 6.5 per cent for General Service posts.
The staffing resource requirements of $2,556,000 would provide for eight Professional and six General Service posts, as shown in table 15.15.
The average vacancy rates for the reporting period were 8.9 per cent for Professional and 4.5 per cent for General Service posts.
During 2012, the average vacancy rates were 7.0 per cent for Professional posts and zero per cent for General Service posts.
reflects conversion to the Field Service category of General Service and Security Service posts.