International Telecommunication Union s11

International Telecommunication Union s11

<p>INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION Document C02/80-E 6 May 2002 COUNCIL Original: English</p><p>GENEVA — 2002 SESSION — (22 APRIL - 3 MAY) RESOLUTION 1195 (approved at the twelfth Plenary Meeting)</p><p>Effective Human Resources Management in the Union</p><p>The Council, recalling a) Resolution 1181 “Recommendations on ITU Reform”, adopted by the Council 2001, and in particular Recommendation CR6 in Annex 1 to that Resolution (Doc. C2001/117) instructing the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive report to Council-02 on effective human resources management in the Union; b) Resolution 1187 “Gender perspective in ITU Human Resource Management, Policy and Practice” (Doc. C2001/123), adopted by the Council 2001,</p><p> having considered The Report of the Secretary-General contained in Doc. C02/27, and the Report of the Ad Hoc Working Group of the Council contained in Doc. C02/47;</p><p> recognizing that the current contract employment policies in the ITU have evolved over a number of years and are implemented through the use of multiple types of contracts;</p><p> that the human resources management policies of the ITU need to remain consistent with the standards established by the International Civil Service Commission (ICSC) for the UN common system;</p><p> that the standards established by the ICSC on contracts policies and staff performance appraisal policies serve as recommendations to the UN organizations;</p><p> that the approaches for improving the current ITU employment contracts policy which have been identified in Doc C02/27 were in conformity with the UN common system;</p><p> resolves that the new contract policy proposed by the Secretary-General in Section 6.1 of Doc. C02/27 be implemented, including in particular:</p><p>- not linking staff contracts with posts;</p><p>D:\DOCS\2018-01-09\01751B59D2DD5FD55A54801430377CCD.DOC 28/01/03 06/05/02 - 2 - C02/80-E</p><p>- the conversion of a fixed-term appointment into a permanent one after four years of service, which is subject to satisfactory service of the staff member concerned, continuing work and funding;</p><p>- the abolishment of MRT contracts and abrogation of Council Resolution 1080 and of the changes to the Staff Regulations and Staff Rules contained in Annex 1 to that Resolution;</p><p>- the conversion of existing MRT contracts into permanent ones, subject to the criteria in para. 6.1.2.b) in Doc. C02/27; and</p><p>- in the application of the new policy to staff already in service, years of service already completed be counted in determining the type of contract to be offered,</p><p> further resolves that the ad hoc Group of the Standing Committee on Staff Matters established during the 2002 session of the Council continue its work on the proposed amendments to the Staff Regulations in Annex 2 to Doc. C02/27, to the extent possible by correspondence and meet at least once well before the next Council session, with participation by the ITU Management, and Staff representatives in accordance with Resolution 51 (Rev. Minneapolis, 1998), and submit its report to Council 2003.</p><p>______</p><p>D:\DOCS\2018-01-09\01751B59D2DD5FD55A54801430377CCD.DOC 28/01/03 06/05/02</p>

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