Examples of using Continuing appointment in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Secretary-General has proposed that staff recruited through the national competitive examination be offered fixed-term appointments with consideration for continuing appointment after five years.
the staff members are not selected for a continuing appointment, their service would be terminated
Ii The central review bodies shall review recommendations to grant a continuing appointment in cases where no joint recommendation for conversion has been made to the Secretary-General under rule 104.13(b)ii.
The Secretary-General also indicates that the proposed continuing appointment could be terminated on the same grounds as is currently the case for permanent appointments or"in the interest of the good administration of the Organization" para. 249.
together with any possible effect of the continuing appointment system on geographical distribution,
As for continuing appointments, the table immediately below paragraph 20 of the Secretary-General's report illustrates the number of staff eligible for continuing appointment, by year.
in principle, for a continuing appointment regardless of the source of funding,
without pay exceeding one month shall not be counted towards accrued years of service for eligibility requirements for a permanent or continuing appointment.
The continuing appointment would also permit compensation to be paid to staff members who are separated because of abolition of post,
since a decision not to grant a continuing appointment to an eligible staff member would constitute an administrative decision,
since a decision not to grant a continuing appointment to an eligible staff member would constitute an administrative decision,
These observations appear to be premised on the assumption that staff members who have been granted a continuing appointment elsewhere in the common system would need to begin anew with a fixed-term appointment if they were recruited to serve in the Secretariat.
The Organization must have a continuing need for the core functions in accordance with its mandate before granting a continuing appointment that by its very nature is open-ended.
While some further refinement to the complexity of the continuing appointment review process and flexibility in the use of the temporary appointment would be welcome in the future,
Mr. Kanamori(Japan) said that the Secretary-General's proposals on eligibility criteria for a continuing appointment were even weaker than those made previously because he had failed to define the Organization's continuing needs
The separately administered funds and programmes would continue to have flexibility in the implementation of the new continuing appointment in respect of their own staff, taking into account their respective operational needs, as long as their use of the continuing appointment is in accordance with the Staff Regulations
Moreover, the document did not establish a term for a continuing appointment, which raised doubts as to whether that type of contractual arrangement fulfilled the provisions of General Assembly resolution 53/221 regarding the dual system of career
they could be considered for a continuing appointment provided there was a continuing need for the services of the staff member elsewhere in the Organization.
the Secretary-General proposes that all cases of staff members eligible for consideration for a continuing appointment should be reviewed by an advisory body,
recommends instead that such candidates be considered for continuing appointment after two years.