Staff turnover presents another risk.

It was gang infested, huge teacher turnover rate.

6. Adjustment for staff turnover and delays in recruitment

Common staff costs were lower than in 2002 for reasons of lower staff turnover.

Competition among departments for staff has been intense and staff turnover has been at high levels.

Turnover rate from 5 per cent to 6 per cent (para. 65 above)

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

Further, the largest organization of the common system, the United Nations, was seeking approval to use buyouts. Its staff turnover rate was viewed as too low to permit it to bring in enough new young staff .

It was therefore alarmed that the high turnover of staff at UNAMSIL had continued.

J. Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (JIU REP 94 7)

Poor capacity and motivation and the high rate of turnover in the government remain a concern.

There was a high turnover rate in two years, eight staff members successively occupied the five established posts, which may be detrimental to the continuity and efficiency of work performed.

There was a high turnover rate in two years, eight staff members successively occupied the five established posts. This could be detrimental to the continuity and efficiency of work performed.

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

However, the value of those initiatives was reduced because of staff turnover within the Institute.

One reason for the large number of vacancies was the high turnover of staff in Nairobi.

Here are the figures on staff turnover. 37 of females leave to get married and 22 ...

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

These problems have been attributed in part to the high level of staff turnover and staff members' lack of qualifications and experience.35

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

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

J. Staff turnover and delays in recruitment (the lapse factor) (JIU REP 94 7) . 160 167 41

Management ascribed the lower spending rate to, inter alia, planning for increased personnel costs during 2005 on account of launching the UNIDO UNDP cooperation and preparing for an increased staff turnover due to staff reaching retirement age or leaving the organisation in 2005.

160. Historically, the lapse factor came from a natural phenomenon arising from staff turnover and delays in recruitment.

Indeed, the proportion of deficit spending among enterprises is on the rise, and the accounts receivable turnover rate is falling.

Depending on the difficulty of the required tasks and the level of pay, these positions often have a high turnover rate.

The rapid turnover of trained staff, due to low salaries, prevented the expansion of IMCI into the seven targeted governorates.

This system has introduced more transparency and equity for staff while at the same time meeting organizational requirements for the smooth turnover of staff through advance decision making.

Turnover and do it again.

However, some manage exceptional turnover.

To fully embrace this new way of thinking, new concepts and practices, planning must be institutionalized and transcend staff and political turnover

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.

Subtotal Turnover factor 10 per cent

Additional requirements were due mainly to high turnover of international staff assigned to Brindisi, resulting in increased costs associated with assignment and repatriation.

(ii) A system wide study on the lapse factor (methods employed to adjust for staff turnover and delays in recruitment) (proposed by UNESCO)

(c) A system wide study on the lapse factor (methods employed to adjust for staff turnover and delays in recruitment) (proposed by UNESCO)

d Cost estimates for 2005 06 are inclusive of a 25 vacancy rate for international staff positions and an average 10 vacancy rate for national staff positions.

The US has annual trade turnover of more than 2 trillion, despite a flexible exchange rate that has seen sharp ups and downs in recent decades.

The Secretary General indicates that the financial implications of such a bonus would be largely offset by costs associated with the turnover of staff.

Viet Nam, Uruguay and Qatar mentioned the lack of continuity in gender mainstreaming capacity and commitment related to staff turnover or change of government.

It had been informed that the current vacancy rate for international staff at UNMEE stood at 22 per cent, due to the high turnover of staff as a result of the start up of new peacekeeping missions and the expansion of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUC).

Staff turnover provided an element of flexibility, especially if the staffing table was managed as a whole, and enabled easier redeployment and reclassification of posts.

D Rate applicable to staff members with a dependent spouse or child.

S Rate applicable to staff members with no dependent spouse or child.

D Rate applicable to staff members with a dependent spouse or child.