Statistics on the workload of the Administrative Law Unit, 2001 2005

By serving as a clearinghouse for administrative issues, for example, political coordinators could greatly ease the Council's formal workload.

workload (work days) Workload expressed in

The Advisory Committee was provided, upon request, with additional information which clearly indicates the increased workload in medico administrative functions.

Workload

workload Workload expressed in calendar days, i.e. x (7 5) days

A recent analysis for the UNEP Governing Council concluded that this practice was on average broadly consistent with the administrative workload that services create.

Total Remaining Workload

Peak workload periods.

But the number of individual projects generating these specific reports complicates the overall management and assessment of UNCTAD technical cooperation, and entails a heavy administrative workload.

Operational activities constitute the third group and are subject to a distinct format of reporting, whereas conference and administrative services are reported through relevant workload indicators.

Workload indicators, 2006 2007

Workload and staffing requirements

means of workload indicators.

In either case, the European Commission has noted that the provision of pre export notification would not be possible, or would imply a supplementary and burdensome administrative workload.

The administrative management section of the Division of Financial and Administrative Management (DFAM) will be restructured to improve workflow, enhance service response and equalize workload coverage to allow full participation in inter agency initiatives on common services and joint offices.

Workload Relating to the Detainees

Delegating and streamlining the workload

Workload Relating to the Detainees

The Committee notes from paragraph 77 of annex III that two administrative assistants would be required per courtroom to meet the expected workload brought by the estimated 900 witnesses.

(b) Workload standards and performance measures

(b) Workload standards and performance measures

Summary of workload indicators 1992 1997

IV. Workload of the General Assembly

Workload statistics for translation and revision

1. The Court and its workload

V. Workload Relating to Persons at Large

Matching gratis military personnel posts with workload

2. The effects of this increased workload

Establishing workload benchmarks to optimize staff resources.

The increased workload has negatively affected staff morale.

(l) Re establish workload indicators (see para. 112)

Table 9 Significant Workload Indicators Relating to Resource Requirements

The overall workload of the Commission will remain unchanged.

Expenditures of 9,800 were incurred during peak workload periods.

The summary demonstrates the increase in the Division s workload.

Similarly, there was an increase in the workload of the resident coordinator system, which affects the workload of all representatives of the United Nations system.

The net result of the effects of the cost saving measures and the additional administrative workload was a reduction of resources available for substantive work during the biennium 1996 1997 as compared to the previous period.

Since the Board s 1994 1995 report, the Office has continued to use and update its existing workload assessment system while, at the same time, improving its modalities for apportioning common costs and implemented administrative cost centres.

The Board had noted that those offices needed to improve their use of workload standards and provide more workload volume data to support their biennial budgets.

(g) Language and documentation services (UNOV) share based on workload

As a result, the workload is mainly shouldered by women.

Handling the growing workload coordination among and within permanent missions

The average workload of teachers in Latvia is 1.3 workloads.

The ICTR Appeals Chamber also has a very heavy workload.