The importance of flexible working time

The physical structure of work spaces in United Nations libraries will be redesigned to better serve the larger, more flexible and interactive working environment.

(a) Sexual harassment in the workplace

I should like to call upon all member countries to exercise the utmost flexibility in creating consensus on the programme of work.

And so we're proposing a different kind of flexibility, something that we call compartmentalized flexibility.

This to take place through a flexible system of working groups

Innovative thinking and flexibility will be required qualities for successful performance on the job.

Employment equity and workplace diversity

That allowed for any flexibility that might be required.

8. Also requests the Secretary General to continue his work to create a gender sensitive work environment supportive of the needs of his staff, both women and men, including through the development of policies for flexible working time, flexible workplace arrangements, childcare and elder care needs, as well as through the expansion of gender sensitivity training in all departments and offices

Employment equity and workplace diversity

4. Flexibility

2. Welcomes the progress made by the Commission in promoting a spirit of constructive cooperation and flexibility towards improving working relations with the staff bodies

A certain flexibility is necessary in this regard, and radical positions should be avoided.

While China used to have a relatively flexible labor market in the manufacturing sector, firms reallocation of workers based on market needs has become more difficult in recent years. Greater flexibility might not stimulate short term growth, but it would improve resilience to future negative shocks, whether they originate at home or abroad.

It had been claimed that such a practice gave the Secretariat greater flexibility to implement the programme of work.

The tools intensive recruitment by key persons from the target group, employment contracts with flexible hours tailored to the care tasks, and specific training and coaching in the workplace.

And so while planning is important, so is flexibility.

23. Furthermore, given the need to implement mandated activities within the resources available for the Secretariat units, the flexibility to modify the programme of work to accommodate the preparation of the Repertory is limited.

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First, flexibility.

Thus, the flexibility of the programme, the quality of the staff and the morale of patients and staff may have a greater influence on outcome than the actual nature of the service delivered.

To initiate FMCT negotiations as part of a balanced programme of work will require commitment and flexibility on the part of all CD members.

Most of the measures being taken are geared towards improving the feasibility of combining work and family responsibilities.

But greater flexibility must be given to the Secretary General in managing staff and resources.

The Sub Commission expressed its appreciation to the Working Group for its valuable work and in particular for its continued broad approach and flexible methods of work.

This leads to increased mobility and flexibility in the labour markets of Germany and the European Union.

UNITAR would retain its independence but would be associated physically and collaboratively with the work of the Turin Centre, where the Staff College was situated.

We have no legislation providing for flexible job patterns that give men and women the opportunity to combine work with family responsibilities, such as job sharing or permanent part time work.

Sexual harassment in the workplace was not covered by the 1992 Labour Code.

The regulatory framework in the field of occupational safety and health is applicable in all work centres throughout the country, irrespective of the nature of their activities.

Some delegations do not show the necessary flexibility, while the majority of delegations are ready to start substantive work.

In particular the need to respond to ad hoc operational requirements calls for flexibility in deploying human resources.

Adaptability of employment

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However, female employment was not always visible, as most women performed unregistered, unrecorded work or had flexible patterns of work. Consequently, the figures did not necessarily provide a proper picture of the labour market situation.

When we say flexible, we mean genuine flexibility in the spirit of cooperation and compromise in view of the different positions of member countries, including Indonesia.

Programme delivery should be enhanced by allowing programme managers greater flexibility to respond to their operational needs.

Enhancing wage flexibility in an environment in which unemployment exceeds 11 will allow firms to cut wages, and lower labor costs will permit them to cut prices in an effort to gain market share. Deregulation that intensifies product market competition will similarly lead to lower prices (that being what competition does).

The status of an autonomous agency allows for a greater flexibility in operations, including the mobilization of funds.

Teamwork among teaching staff in different circumstances flexible organization of time and space

An attitude of inflexibility has dominated our deliberations.

Budgetary flexibility

It was also agreed that this work plan should be implemented with flexibility, so that all relevant issues on space debris can be addressed.

(3) holding of two events First National Encounter of Working Women, Maternity Protection for trade unionism with gender equity and against sexual harassment and violence in the workplace.