Examples of using Job network in English and their translations into Russian
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one element in common: they both foresee the establishment of job networks and related job network boards.
The Secretary-General also sets out the criteria that would be applied by job network staffing teams in making recommendations to the job network boards ibid., para. 24.
The size of a network staffing team will depend on the size of the job network corresponding to it.
manage any increase in expenditures as each job network becomes operational beginning in 2015.
Under Job Network, the Government will provide Centrelink officers to facilitate specialist assistance to sole parents and help them to access Job Network.
From May 1998 the Government is introducing Job Network, a fully competitive market for employment services.
Encouraging partnerships with other jurisdictions and organizations(including Job Network members) to develop innovative employment solutions that meet agency skill requirements.
This does not apply to permanent entrants under the Humanitarian Program who are immediately eligible for benefits and Job Network services.
The concerns of the Committee about the participation of representatives of staff in the job network boards(see para. 111 above) apply equally to the special constraints panel.
Under the new system, the job network boards would consider all available positions
Job Network, established in 1996,
The job network boards, made up of senior managers(D-1 level
Job Network is a new, national network of private,
prior to the launch of the mobility framework, each job network board will review and confirm the provisional list of non-rotational positions corresponding to its job network.
Each job network shall have one job network board, composed of board members at the P-5 level
non-geographic moves and vacancy rates by job network and other potential costs that may arise;
Each job network has a job network board, consisting of representatives of staff
indirect costs of each move by job network in 2013 and the first quarter of 2014;
Authorizes the Secretary-General to implement the refined mobility framework with a view to commencing mobility for one job network in 2016 and one in 2017,
conducted separately for each job network.