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Temporary reassignment cannot mean a decrease of salary as a consequence, and an employer can reassign women only with their prior written consent.

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Under the treaty, Japan renounced its sovereignty claims over the Spratly and the Paracel Islands, but did not reassign them to any single country.

4. The premises occupied by INSTRAW had been donated by the Government of the Dominican Republic the United Nations was not, therefore, in a position to reassign those premises.

An employer cannot refuse to employ a pregnant woman, cancel her labour contract or, except in cases when it is in the interest of her health, reassign her to other positions.

(Claim by United Nations staff member for rescission of decisions to reassign him and to suspend him pending an investigation into his dealings with outside consultants and the work performed by them)

With these LESAs, UNICEF hopes to strengthen its ability to recruit, reassign, and especially retain, the best qualified individuals, particularly women, through tackling issues related to employment opportunities for United Nations expatriate spouses.

This additional capacity will enable the Director to reassign day to day line responsibilities for all of the missions in Africa and to focus on strategy, overall policy development, leadership and management of the Africa Division.

In order to maintain operations at existing levels, stretched as they are, the Executive Secretary intends to reassign staff within the new secretariat structure to achieve optimum synergy, and to strengthen the priority areas such as adaptation and the project based mechanisms.

5. The actual command function (that is, the authority to assign force elements to tasks and to reassign them as necessary) should remain the responsibility of the force commander. The United Nations Headquarters should be responsible for providing direction to commanders and acting as the essential political military interface.