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One of them is the unusual turnover of employees.

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J. Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the

A solution to either is to ascend to a shallower depth.

The mass of one equivalent of a substance is called its equivalent weight.

The Board recognizes that as part of the implementation of the 2005 World Summit Outcome (resolution 60 1) agreed to by all Member States in September 2005, the General Assembly and the Executive Office of the Secretary General were considering setting up a Peacebuilding Commission and a Peacebuilding Support Office, which may also be related to the concept of integrated missions.

The Board reiterates its previous recommendation that peacekeeping missions compile a portfolio of evidence to substantiate the actual accomplishments recorded in the performance reports.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the U.S. national average.

Teacher turnover is eight times higher than the US national average.

An 85 per annum turnover figure has been calculated, based upon the data supplied by Mary Kay (Canada).

A compensation equivalent to 36 times a month apos s earning is paid to the family on the death of a labourer.

(o) Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (A 49 564).

Turnover among senior and not so senior people in these agencies is very high.

e The amount of local currency equivalent to the stated amount of United States dollars at the time of payment.

b The amount of local currency equivalent to the stated amount of United States dollars at the time of payment.

There was a high turnover rate in two years, eight staff members successively occupied the five established posts.

Such representation activities are estimated to account for over 30 per cent of the Police Adviser's time.

The width of the ring varies in the range 3.6 4.7 km, although equivalent optical depth is constant at 3.3 km.

32. For the implementation of the July 1993 to June 1994 programme of activities, the Trust Fund was charged 158,069 in convertible currency and 1,977 in non convertible currency.

An equivalent outline of the definition adopted by the Canberra Group in microeconomic (household level) studies is shown in table 2, slightly rearranged from the source document to ease comparison and to reflect the importance of income from independent activity (self employment) in the present context.

40. For the implementation of the July l992 to June l993 programme of activities, the Trust Fund was charged 140,996 in convertible currency and 20,869 in non convertible currency.

The width of the narrow component is 4.1 6.1 km and the equivalent depth is about 2.2 km, which corresponds to a normal optical depth of about 0.3 0.6.

The OYQ 9 CDS is composed of one AN UYK 43, one AN UYK 44, and AN UYQ 21 workstations.

In order to produce a global three dimensional current system, MAGDAS data will be used to map the ionospheric equivalent pattern of currents on a daily basis.

The equivalent amount at projected 1994 1995 prices (i.e., after recosting) would be 2,702,000,000.

As a result of the suspension, competition for staff among departments had been intense and staff turnover had been high.

Thereby at least an equivalent protection comparable to that required in paragraphs 6.1., 6.2. and 6.3. of this Regulation shall be achieved.

A staggered and continuous rotation will also protect OPS from rapid turnover and loss of experienced staff.

Our employee turnover dropped to one third of the industry average, and during that five year dotcom bust, we tripled in size.

Several factors will be taken into account when establishing the risk, for example, monetary value, management turnover, date and severity of findings from the last audit.

The width of the narrow component is 1.9 2.7 km and the equivalent depth is about 0.42 km, which corresponds to the normal optical depth of about 0.16 0.25.

In addition, the President of the Tribunal will be paid an allowance equivalent to that paid to the President of the Court, prorated for the 45 day period.

19. Increased requirements under salaries in New York reflect a vacancy rate lower than the standard turnover deduction.

A staggered and continuous rotation will also protect UNOPS from rapid turnover and loss of experienced staff.

In dividing joint property, the equivalent value of what is owed on the basis of joint earning in the marriage will be calculated in each one of the marital partner's shares.

The occupational rehabilitation of persons with disabilities should be viewed as one of the most topical groups of activities for ensuring an appropriate social functioning of persons with disabilities.

Because this is I'm quite an experienced manager of systems as a pilot, but this is really you need fluidity, you need to be agile and also to adapt really fast.

I'm quite an experienced manager of systems as a pilot, but this is, really You need fluidity, you need to be agile and also to adapt really fast. BG

As UNAMSIL has been drawing down, international staff turnover has increased, owing to reassignments to new and expanding missions, which has resulted in a reduction of skilled staff in the Mission.

(c) Note by the Secretary General transmitting the report of the Joint Inspection Unit entitled quot Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) quot A 49 564.

The representation status of Member States is affected by many factors, notably turnover of staff, changes in the scale of assessments and changes in the total number of Member States.

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