Recruitment for posts subject to geographic distribution

job placement in quota based jobs.

A. Staff in posts subject to geographical distribution by region and type of appointment

5. Staff in posts subject to geographical distribution by nationality and type of appointment

The field offices have been requested to evaluate the need for posts or to report on the recruitment progress.

A. Staff changes in posts subject to geographical distribution by region and type of appointment (showing number of women staff)

In recruitment to all categories of posts, the Secretariat should bear in mind the need to maintain the Organization's international character.

7. Staff changes in posts subject to geographical distribution by nationality and type of appointment (showing number of women staff)

(c) Report of the Secretary General on the suspension of recruitment for posts in the General Service and related categories (A 60 363)

Suspension of recruitment for posts in the General Service and related categories (A 60 363 and A 60 7 Add.2)

With the suspension of recruitment for posts in the General Service and related categories, the filling of vacant posts has occurred through the placement or promotion of existing staff members, generally with the effect of creating other vacancies.

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(a) The letter of appointment shall state

appointment procedures

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(b) Appointment

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Letters of appointment issued

COST OF NEW RECRUITMENT

It's called the appointment dynamic.

That's an appointment.

In general, the difficulties encountered in filling international civilian posts in missions, as described in sections II VII above, have not applied to these locally recruited posts and vacancy levels have been relatively low.