How are they deployed?

All employees of the police are public employees, and therefore may not strike.

Moreover, 7.2 of women employees and 2.2 of men employees are employed part time.

Yes, both claimants are state employees.

The logistics units are deployed. 30 March 1998

Generally, conditions are serious in areas where peacekeepers are not deployed.

His employees are inspired by the effort.

The Mission's civil affairs and judicial officers are deployed in all counties except Grand Kru, while its human rights officers are permanently deployed in eight counties.

All of my key employees are my sons.

Legal advisers are then deployed directly in the conflict zone.

MINUSTAH troops are currently deployed in nine areas of responsibility.

Employers who hire employees on a fixed term contract to replace women employees who are on pregnancy or confinement leave are subsidized, for the duration of the women employees' leave, with a sum equal to their insurance contribution liability for the insurance coverage of the hired employees.

There are about 150 EO employees in Sierra Leone.

Over 90 per cent of their employees are women.

Employees apos wages are paid by the State, the number of employees depending on the nature of the individuals apos disabilities.

There are nearly 5,000 civilian employees and approximately 2,000 retirees.

Security personnel of the Authority are also now deployed at every airport.

However, in accordance with the Danish Government Employees Act (Tjenestemandsloven) and the corresponding rules for local government employees, public employees are not allowed to strike (cf. art. 8 (2) of the Convention).

Employers are required to ensure a leave from work for pregnant employees for pre birth medical examination without reducing the employees' salary.

Public employees total Local government employees total

There are categories of employees to whom reduced working hours apply.

Most often the suicides are heavy industry employees, farmers and pensioners.

Diplomatic efforts are usually the most cost effective and the most quickly deployed.

Pregnant employees are required to take maternity leave and employers are required to grant it.

In businesses owned by men, only 15 of the employees are women, whereas, in those owned by women, women represent 64.5 of the employees.

Because anti personnel mines are so inexpensive, they are easily procured and because they are so undetectable, they are indiscriminately deployed.

Individual employers and employees are also expected to take an active approach.

Wages are determined by collective agreements between organizations of employees and employers.

All employees are covered by the existing occupational health and safety schemes.

Average monthly wages are estimated at between 15 and 40 for Government employees, 65 to 100 for private sector employees, 75 to 150 for NGO local staff and 150 to 350 for United Nations national employees.

For example, female or child employees who take their work home are covered by the New Ministry Ordinance with regard to Employees Working from Home.

These items are needed for the formed police unit currently deployed at that Camp.

At times, they are complimented by negotiated settlements, or at least cease fire agreements, and peacekeepers are deployed.

Women employees in the public sector are entitled to 90 days maternity leave.

Such schemes are based on legislation or on agreements between employers and employees.

Workers apos hospitals are established for workers and employees in the big industries.

A little more than one fourth of the total manpower are minor employees.

Other employees

While women are under represented in some occupational categories, 45 percent of MCP level employees are women.

They are unarmed, wear national military uniforms and are often deployed and organized separately from the regular armed contingents.

UNDAC teams are routinely deployed to assist the local and national authorities in this respect.

The troops are deployed across Liberia, with sector headquarters at Monrovia, Gbarnga, Tubmanburg and Zwedru.

These officers are deployed in Abidjan, Daloa, San Pédro, Man, Bouaké, Yamoussoukro, Bondoukou and Korhogo.

The new vehicles are expected to be deployed in the mission area by January 1999.

At present, there are currently over 3,000 civilian police monitors deployed in eight field missions.