Redeployment of posts

Redeployment of State administration

a Inward redeployment.

Redeployment of posts (A 59 753)

(d) A Redeployment Coordination Headquarters, located in eastern Sudan, responsible for monitoring the redeployment of troops in the area

Redeployment between organizational units

Support for the redeployment of State administration

Table 4 provides details on the redeployment of posts.

This increase will be addressed by redeployment.

This increase will be addressed by redeployment.

Fund of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme redeployment of posts, 2004 2005

(j) Note by the Secretary General on the redeployment of posts (A 59 753).

(c) any such redeployment shall require a corresponding prior decision of the Security Council,

The Ministry of Justice does not have a plan for the redeployment of judicial officials.

Lack of recruitment and redeployment plans, career plans, and plans for improving staff living conditions.

By adjusting the composition and timely replenishment of SDS, the redeployment rate can be improved.

(ii) Rights of migrant workers including domestic workers

Improvement in the rate of redeployment is important for the overall capacity, robustness and effectiveness of SDS.

(a) The experiment shall be limited to the redeployment of up to 50 posts Organization wide

The Nepalese contingent at redeployment coordination headquarters, Kassala, has undergone its first rotation.

Lastly, he wished to underscore that the scope for redeployment of posts depended on the number of vacancies.

Until the security situation became more stable, the Mission halted all new recruitment and redeployment of staff.

The Advisory Committee deals with the redeployment experiment in paragraphs 23 and 24 below.

Paragraph 18 of the budget proposal details the proposal for the redeployment of 20 posts paragraph 19 details the redeployment of 11 additional posts to the Information Technology Services Section of the Division of Administration, in response to recommendations made by the Office of Internal Oversight Services.

Forced and bonded labour Rights of migrant workers, including domestic workers

Thus, paragraph 5 referred to the temporary redeployment of 12 vacant posts pending the completion of recruitment and placement.

The surplus assets (due to the phasing down or closure of an operation, awaiting redeployment) were not reported.

In some situations, the fastest and most effective response is the rapid mobilization and redeployment of these resources.

The purchase of radio equipment should be standardized the functions described should be provided through redeployment and training.

Furthermore, the Ivorian parties have yet to reach agreement on the redeployment of police officers throughout the country.

Optimizing the rate of redeployment of SDS may introduce new material management challenges as the volume of operational activities increases.

The reference in paragraph 6 to the redeployment of posts within the framework of the programme budget was also irrelevant.

(b) To monitor and verify assembly areas and redeployment of forces north and south of the 1 1 56 boundary

This redeployment is described in the twenty first report of the Secretary General on UNAMSIL (S 2004 228, paras.

The overall reduced requirements for posts are due largely to the redeployment of 46 posts from Kigali to Arusha.

Once all redeployment possibilities had been exhausted, new posts should be created under the criterion of fair geographic representation.

The majority of workers were self employed or unpaid family workers (predominately women).

A comprehensive report on the redeployment experiment is also submitted in A 60 572 Add.3.

Comprehensive report on the progress of and lessons learned from the redeployment experiment authorized in paragraph 14 of resolution 58 270

Foreign workers enjoyed the same rights as Mauritian workers.

(b) The working group noted the redeployment of general temporary assistance from other budget lines of the previous budgets (see para. 37)

These include 3,600 troops from the 2nd Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division, who are already earmarked for redeployment in Iraq.

Mr. Kozaki (Japan) said that his delegation attached great importance to the redeployment of posts to meet the Organization's evolving needs.

Given the current low vacancy rates for Professional staff, there would not be a large number of posts available for redeployment.

of All Migrant Workers and