Examples of using Vacancy factor in English and their translations into Spanish
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decides to apply a vacancy factor of 14 per cent for international staff
The Committee recommends that the vacancy factor applied for international staff in UNDOF be increased to 10.9 per cent
With regard to the vacancy factor applied to international staff, the Advisory Committee
While noting that no vacancy factor had been applied to the proposed resource requirements,
Higher requirements for civilian personnel owing to the proposed establishment of two national posts and a lower budgeted vacancy factor applied to international staff costs on the basis of actual vacancy rates;
A vacancy factor of 20 per cent is applied to estimates for international staff,
The budget estimates assume a vacancy factor for continuing posts of 6.5 per cent for the Professional and higher categories of staff and 4.0 per cent
In order to reflect the later departure of staff in the first half of the 2003/04 financial period, the vacancy factor applied to cost estimates for international staff will be reduced to 20 from 25 per cent in the initial budget.
number of vacant posts; the estimates had taken that situation into account by using a vacancy factor of 7.5.
In addition, a 15 per cent vacancy rate factor has been applied to the cost estimates compared to the vacancy factor of 18 per cent for the 2009/10 period.
The higher net figure is due to a change in the basis for calculating staff assessment from a vacancy factor of 35 per cent to a vacancy factor of 40 per cent.
total of 861 posts, including a vacancy factor of 50 per cent.
the Advisory Committee recommended that the vacancy factor for staff requested for those functions should be increased in some cases.
as well as the increase in the vacancy factor to be applied, there will be fewer personnel to administer.
the Advisory Committee recommends the application of a vacancy factor of 16.5 per cent to the estimates for international staff.
that the staffing costs reflect the application of a vacancy factor of 10 per cent for international staff in the 2012/13 period.
only 305 had been filled and that no vacancy factor had been taken into account.
The increased requirements are attributable mainly to the application of a vacancy factor of 10 per cent,
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the phased deployment of an average of 597 civilian personnel reflects a vacancy factor of 28 per cent for the period from 1 July to 31 December 2014 as compared to the total authorized 828 civilian personnel.
The proposed budget for the period from 1 July 2002 to 30 June 2003 reflects a vacancy factor of 8 per cent for posts in the Professional and higher categories