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Offshoring

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Such opportunities can arise either from outsourcing, i.e. outsourcing a service to a third party service provider abroad, or from captive offshoring, i.e. producing the service internally through the establishment of a foreign affiliate abroad.

For starters, technology is making even many service jobs tradable, enabling them to be offshored to Asia and other emerging markets. And, eventually, technology will replace manufacturing and service jobs in emerging markets as well.

The globalizing of production processes, including services production, offshoring and the perceived movement of both manufacturing and services jobs from developed to developing nations is an issue of interest to policymakers.

Impact of the West Bank barrier on Palestine refugees and UNRWA operations

1.31 In the West Bank, the communities affected by the wall fence have increasing needs as access to basic services is more and more restricted.

The pattern is clear this sort of transition away from labor intensive manufacturing happened before in today s developed countries, when firms headquartered in Europe, Japan, and the United States moved production to developing countries. In Asia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan were (and have been) among the beneficiaries.

When costs for labor intensive goods and services became too high in these countries, production was shifted elsewhere. This relocation of manufacturing has since been accompanied by the off shoring of services whose information intensive components have become tradable.

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The view of the United Nations was that expatriation obligations increased over time.

The current level of the margin did not address all financial obligations related to expatriation.

First claim unit Treatment of injuries from mines and ordnance Kuwait seeks compensation in the amount of USD 2,385,617 for expenses incurred to treat individuals injured by explosions of mines and ordnance.

The border is on dry land and runs partly along the right bank of the river and partly along a line three miles from the river s edge.

It was also pointed out that unlike indefinite expatriate assignments in some organizations of the United Nations common system, expatriate assignments in the comparator s service were normally limited to three to four years.

For patrol and reconnaissance flights, resupply flights, coastal patrols, medical evacuation and search and rescue operations.

Kuwait calculates that 6.5 per cent of these persons made an average of 4.65 treatment visits per year for five years, resulting in a total of 136,597 treatment visits.

The barrier will create additional demands for Agency services, while making service delivery increasingly difficult.

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The Commission recalled that it had addressed this issue in the past, and had considered the establishment of either a separate expatriation allowance or of degrees of expatriation in the margin.5 It did not pursue this approach, however, noting that at any given time, 90 per cent of the international staff served outside of their home country.

The services are to be provided in reasonable quality and within a reasonable time, and at a fair distance from one's place of residence.

The Commission recalled that it had conducted comparisons in the late 1980s between the comparator and the common system of expatriate and non expatriate elements of remuneration.

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Fish are likely to be found about 20 yards from shore.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry states that an importer has to pay taxes of 35.81 per ton based on applicable rates of custom duty and goods and services tax at the FOB cost of 249 per ton.

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116. The Commission noted, however, that expatriate service was not devoid of advantages.

Establishment of campaigns and or permanent services for collecting solid wastes that pollute marine and coastal areas

Overall, it is estimated that 30 per cent of the West Bank population will face problems in access to jobs, land and services.

It is also collaborating in the Medsat initiative, aimed at promoting satellite services for the countries of the Mediterranean Basin.

Kuwait states that, as a result of Iraq's actions, many of its residents sustained injuries from mine and ordnance explosions, and were treated within its public healthcare system.

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99. The current General Assembly request seemed to imply that the degree of expatriation for staff with long service at one duty station was different from that of staff with shorter service who had worked at a number of duty stations, and that the problems associated with expatriation for the former group of staff were reduced over time.

It attempts to withdraw 75 children from work, providing them direct services such as education, health and other social services.

The wall had already begun to have adverse effects on many people's access to land, services and livelihoods, and had led to the further impoverishment and isolation of families of refugees and created new obstacles to the delivery of essential UNRWA services to them.

But it would also be able to serve Europe, Africa, the Middle East and most of Asia and the Pacific Rim.

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Kuwait states that during Iraq's invasion and occupation, massive quantities of unexploded mines and ordnance were left in its territory.

In terms of accessibility of family planning facilities 69 women had these within 0 2 km from their homes, 8 2 5 kms, 6 5 10 kms, 6 10 20 kms and 10 more than 20 kms.

The separation wall in the West Bank, which had been deemed illegitimate in the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice, was causing similarly adverse repercussions, having created new obstacles to the delivery of essential UNRWA services to Palestinian refugee families, in particular those living between the wall and the 1949 truce line.