The threshold percentage is published by the International Civil Service Commission
on its website. From the ICSC homepage map, click on the country, the information
icon, and from the data that opens about that country, click post adjustment
classification. Rental subsidy percentage for that country is also provided on the
screen.
>Go to the ICSC site - http://icsc.un.org (Please note that certain data is not available
through the public website but is available through the UN intranet or extranet)
The maximum reasonable rent level by duty station is found in the Benefits at My Duty
Station Calculator on the Pay and Benefits page of the HR Portal. The maximum rent
levels are also published in Information Circulars that you can find by searching the
HR Handbook.
> Go to the Benefits Calculator (Link not yet available)
English translation unavailable for I will be obtaining my B.A. in June of next year. Can I apply? .
No. This is an administrative measure and such measures, as listed in staff rule 10.2 (b), are not equivalent to the disciplinary measures which render staff members ineligible.
The review of eligibility is Phase I of the process. If the number of continuing appointments to be awarded under a given post envelope is larger than the number of eligible staff members then those staff members recommended to be granted continuing appointments will be assessed by OHR to ensure that they continue to meet the following criteria during the entire review period:
(a) have performance rating of at least “Meets expectations” or equivalent
English translation unavailable for If I meet the relevant eligibility criteria, can I apply to both G to P and G to N?.
English translation unavailable for I will be 33 years old on 31 December of the year of the examination. Can I apply? .
English translation unavailable for What is a job family and which job families are included in the YPP examination?.