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That responsibility belongs to all UN staff members and leaders.
The relationships between OCHA and IOM field staff and the vulnerable people they assist are built on trust.
And we are committed to mandating regular training for all staff members, and to making information about sexual-abuse prevention available to all personnel.
We must also protect our own staff from harm.
In fact, achieving greater diversity is crucial for protecting staff from sexual harassment, which is why we have made it a high priority.
State police arrived and told staff that because of the civil unrest, everybody had to be out of the hospital by 5 p.m.On the eighth floor, Jannie Burgess, a 79-year-old woman with advanced cancer, was on a morphine drip and close to death.
According to Fink, Anna Pou, another physician, told nursing staff that several patients on the seventh floor were also too ill to survive.
For example, if we didn’t know whether we would be working long days at a fast-food counter or overseeing the entire organization, we would think differently about compensation structures and the ever increasing gap between the most senior management and the most junior staff members.
Instead, a future arrangement could entail the secondment of UK staff to the EU External Action Service, as well as UK participation in the European Union’s powerful ambassador-level Political and Security Committee, which shapes much of the EU’s foreign policy.
In too many places, facilities are unable to provide even the most basic care – like monitoring a laboring woman’s blood pressure – and women face lack of privacy, unhygienic conditions, or even abuse by staff.
To improve performance and outcomes, we didn’t punish or fire staff.
The problems typically stemmed from lack of organization and coordination to make certain that staff had the supplies, training, and supervision they needed.
We need to put in place mechanisms to identify the gaps at each facility and coach leaders and staff in closing them.
But this argument’s intellectual foundations – first laid out in a 2002 paper by 13 members of the Fed’s Washington, DC, research staff – are shaky, at best.
Despite government attempts since then to shut the paper down-arresting and even torturing some of its staff, as well as tampering with its circulation and newsprint supply- The Daily News adhered to its slogan of "telling it like it is."
Much of the high tax burden required to finance them falls on companies in the form of payroll taxes (employers’ social security contributions), which further deter companies from taking on more staff.
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s call in 2009 for the “Islamization” of universities led to courses being changed and the replacement of some academic staff by more conservative figures.
The Bank’s staff is highly professional, and would accomplish much more if freed from the dominance of narrow US interests and viewpoints.
Despite the excellence of its staff, the Bank has not been strategic or agile enough to be an effective agent of change.
That is why the International Monetary Fund’s staff have recommended a three-part strategy on carbon fuel: “price it right, tax it smart, and do it now.”
One of my staff conveyed my answer to Gorbachev.
Sergei Ivanov, the namesake of Putin’s former chief of staff, first became a vice president of Gazprombank at age 25, and then the president of Alrosa, Russia’s state-owned diamond company, at 36.
In April, my own organization lost two staff members working inside a United Nations compound with displaced people.
In 1991, Boris Yeltsin, in one of his first actions as President, broke up the old KGB into several agencies, cut its staff by half, and slashed its budget.
It is rumored that Sergei Kiriyenko, the Kremlin’s first deputy chief of staff, is targeting 70% turnout, with 70% of those votes going to Putin.
Instead they are given to the staff members of the Secretariat to "process."
The industry has faced many bankruptcies in recent years, with those still operating often having laid off large numbers of staff, especially in their foreign bureaus.
Salim Idris, the council’s chief of staff, has expressed a willingness to fight alongside extremist groups that refuse to accept the unified command.
His preference for surrounding himself with people who have proved their loyalty has produced a White House staff that is widely considered, even by some cabinet officials, to be less than stellar.
It is also a staff that has exercised tight control over policy.
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