Examples of using A fixed-term appointment in English and their translations into Russian
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It was noted that in the past managers were tempted not to extend a fixed-term appointment rather than deal with performance problems,
On initial recruitment a fixed-term appointment for a period of less than three years may be granted if the interests of the Organization so require,
all staff serving on a fixed-term appointment under the 100 series for five years or more are de
A fixed-term appointment does not carry any expectancy,
The number of staff serving for a limited period of years can no longer be determined by the number of staff serving on a fixed-term appointment, as, for a variety of reasons,
be offered a fixed-term appointment with the United Nations for the agreed period of special secondment.
those on permanent appointments is that a fixed-term appointment needs to be renewed periodically while,
all staff serving on a fixed-term appointment under the 100 series for five years or more are de
The contractual status of field staff would be fully in line with the Secretary-General's proposal to simplify contractual arrangements which would include a short-term appointment(up to 6 months), a fixed-term appointment(up to 5 years)
be offered a fixed-term appointment with the United Nations for the agreed period of special secondment.
police personnel on a fixed-term appointment under the Staff Regulations
If continuing contracts are granted only after five years of service on a fixed-term appointment, employment with the United Nations organizations would not be attractive to staff in other organizations of the common system who are already on continuing appointments. .
The Tribunal further states that:"an organization enjoys wide discretion in deciding whether or not to renew a fixed-term appointment and a fortiori whether to convert it into an indefinite one.
Claim by former United Nations staff member against the failure to disclose that the post for which he was recruited on a fixed-term appointment was to be abolished
Staff members recruited upon successful completion of a competitive examination pursuant to staff rule 4.16 shall be granted a continuing appointment after two years on a fixed-term appointment, subject to satisfactory service.
That issue had also led the Secretary-General to conclude that a staff member who had completed a fixed-term appointment of five years should be considered for conversion to a continuing appointment. .
The average length of service of staff holding a fixed-term appointment of one year
The average length of service of staff holding a fixed-term appointment of one year
A fixed-term appointment may be given,
Similarly, a fixed-term appointment may be given when purely operational activities are to be conducted,