Records management long term management of documents through the full life cycle, including the systematic retention and disposition of documents based on specific dates or events

Standard retention schedule and maintenance of electronic archives section of ECM done by the Archives and Records Management Section first and second quarters of 2006

Subject matter Retention of citizenship

Staff retention and legacy issues

Staff retention at the Tribunals

Proposal for a retention bonus

Retention of skilled practitioners is a problem.

Retention of the external legal consultant ( 250,000)

Welfare measures aimed at staff retention are being implemented.

The Tribunals therefore propose the introduction of a retention bonus.

They point to a wide range of research findings that show no advantage to, or even harm from, retention, and the tendency for gains from retention to wash out.

For ocean storage, the retention of would depend on the depth.

In one study, data retention was observed even at room temperature.

The aim of retention is to help the student learn and sharpen skills such as organization, management, study skills, literacy and academic which are very important before entering the next grade, college and the labor force.

(ix) Records management and record keeping services for the Secretariat, offices away from Headquarters and peacekeeping and special missions retention schedules identification of best practices and standards for electronic record keeping and provision of distance learning tools

(ii) The retention of the state of emergency until the end of 2001

Use of Novolog has also been associated with sodium retention and edema.

His delegation supported the retention of draft paragraphs 1 (a) and 1 (c).

(c) Procedures for processing of certificates and applications for certificates and retention of records

National statistical offices could benefit from the establishment and retention of gender statistics units.

Nor does the administration want to face up to the military s recruiting and retention problems.

The higher education sector is also facing retention problems, in both State and private universities.

The system offers collaboration functionality and permits the capture, assignment, retention and display of information.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on staff retention and legacy issues (A 60 436)

It is very likely we would seek to retain several Committee staff members with knowledge of the archive to respond to future enquiries, and seek some additional funding for their retention as well as to cover costs relating to management of the archive.

To that end, a fresh approach was needed to the recruitment, preparation and retention of staff.

(k) Promote vocational and professional rehabilitation, job retention and return to work programmes for persons with disabilities.

Such measures not only lead to increased productivity they also bolster loyalty, morale, and thus employee retention.

The retention of high quality procurement staff for sustained periods in the peacekeeping missions remains an issue.

These Muslims, supported by Gandhi, sought retention of the Uthman caliphate, which supplied spiritual leadership to many Muslims.

Such programmes contribute to higher primary school enrolment and completion rates, and to the retention of female teachers.

The District Office did not process the author's initial application for resumption of proceedings on retention of citizenship.

(c) Increase in the number of people in selected treatment services and duration of their retention in treatment

In the United States alone there are over 10,000 laws and regulations related to electronic messaging and records retention.

Most nations also regulate use of electronic messaging and electronic records retention in similar fashion as the United States.

Key result area 3 will involve work to improve educational quality and increase school retention, completion and achievement rates.

Mr. Hasegawa suggested the retention of the 45 most critical international advisers after the expiration of the UNMISET mandate.

The realisation of the Tribunal's completion strategy also relies in large part on the retention of its qualified staff.

Australia has an apparent retention rate of 81.2 per cent of young women entering high school to Year 12.

Australia has an apparent retention rate of 81.2 per cent of young women entering high school to year 12.

These include human resource management, financial management, meeting management, IT management, and project management.

Prevention of diarrhoea and other diseases Increased school attendance and retention Reduction of drudgery and increased dignity Improved nutritional status

Additional measures for staff retention are proposed by the Tribunals in document A 60 436, discussed in section V below.

By the time students reach high school, the retention rate for boys is about ten percentage points higher than for girls.

Almost all interlocutors stressed the need for training and capacity development yet recognized that the retention of staff was a challenge.