Proposed temporary staffing establishment

The temporary staffing requirements included 65 additional temporary posts, 17 international and 30 national, which were budgeted under general temporary assistance, as well as 18 United Nations Volunteers.

The new Act does not apply to temporary agency staff.

In addition, the budget reflects staffing requirements of 65 additional temporary positions, for 17 international and 30 national staff budgeted under general temporary assistance and 18 United Nations Volunteers.

The growth represents the additional requirements under general temporary assistance for the additional staffing positions described in paragraph 1.13.

(a) Staffing to provide the Agency with a sustainable, competent, motivated and adaptable workforce, thereby ensuring that knowledge is retained and enhanced in the Agency

Based on that projection, the Translation Services actively managed their staffing level, including regular staff, temporary assistance, contractual and off site translation.

The State Investigation and Protection Agency is now established in temporary accommodation in Sarajevo.

It is estimated that this undertaking would require additional resources of general temporary assistance equivalent to two months of staffing at the P 2 level.

The State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) finally found temporary accommodation in Sarajevo during the reporting period.

1.68 Common Services The resource growth over 2004 2005 is attached to staffing for the psychosocial programme and guards increases to improve Agency security.

Should peace talks progress, the Agency may be asked to assume new temporary tasks as required by a peace settlement.

Due to the inter agency nature of these operations, all the posts budgeted in this section are outside the United Nations regular budget staffing table.

The proposed increases in the staffing establishment of the Electoral Assistance Division would include 12 international and 3 national staff posts which are required immediately, as well as 4 temporary international and 12 national staff positions to be funded from the general temporary assistance for a six month period, as well as 21 temporary United Nations Volunteer positions, also for a six month period, for a total of 52 posts and temporary positions.

Staffing

Staffing requirements

Civilian staffing

B. Staffing

B. Staffing

Under UNHCR's Protection Surge Capacity Project, by the end of May 2005, 131 deployees had been sent to 35 countries to respond to sudden temporary protection staffing needs since the scheme began in January 2002.

Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the headquarters international staff of the Agency from Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

Recruitment and staffing

Staffing and budget

D. Staffing table

7. Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the headquarters international staff of the Agency from Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

8. Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the headquarters international staff of the Agency from Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

Vacancy rates and staffing

Budget and staffing resources

9. Expresses concern about the temporary relocation of the international staff of the Agency from its headquarters in Gaza City and the disruption of operations at the headquarters

In addition, the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management requires temporary staffing in order to meet increased demand during peak periods, and to meet other needs such as replacement of staff on mission detail, maternity leave or sick leave.

(b) Adequate in country staffing.

Approved staffing table for 2006

Review of General Service staffing

d Temporary posts budgeted under general temporary assistance.

b Temporary posts budgeted under general temporary assistance.

Among other things, the Committee recommended that some of the staffing requirements could be accommodated through general temporary assistance and that the regional liaison offices not be established at this stage, but that these matters be revisited in the light of experience.

Staffing table for 2002 and 2003

Staffing table for 2004 and 2005

Estimated staffing requirements are as follows

Table 2 Staffing requirements for UNPOS

Staffing requirements should therefore also decrease.

Staffing requirements funded from overhead charges

The Agency however, cannot afford to reduce staff as a deficit reduction measure, not only because the current level of staffing is below acceptable standards, but also because of the short term financial implications of paying termination indemnities.

Staffing table for the biennium 2008 2009

Table 2 Staffing funded from regular budget