Managing Staff Abroad

personnel administration [ management of human resources | personnel management | staff administration | staff management | staff turnover | human resources(UNBIS) | personnel management(UNBIS) ]

members of foreign diplomatic missions stationed in the country

cross-border disclosure of personal data | transfer of personal data abroad

personnel administration | personnel oversight | human resource oversight | personnel management

computerised personnel management system | computerised staff management system

provide personnel management support | suggestions on personnel management | advise on personnel management | recommend personnel management

Formulating and implementing a specific staff management policy tailored to the needs of the DG involving the optimisation of human resources by sector of activity, the provision of initial and ongoing in-service training, work scheduling for security staff and accreditation.

Reorganisation within the administrations may require process and procedure redesign, training of personnel, the development of new skills and competencies, adaptation of local rules and legislation and new employee management models.

D. whereas this epidemic is unpredictably and constantly evolving owing to the lack of isolation facilities and skilled medical workers, while foreign medical workers have difficulties in winning the trust of the populations concerned; whereas international support has to address all key aspects of the epidemic, from community education and mobilisation, improving the quality and strength of health systems, training of personnel and medical supportive care, to coordinated epidemiological control, tracing and surveillance in order to effectively control the outbreak; recalls that the introduction of a case into an unaffected country rem ...[+++]ains a risk for as long as cases are reported in any country;

L. whereas 10 % of the dead have been healthcare workers, and the WHO reports that losing so many health workers is making it difficult to recruit foreign medical staff in sufficient numbers;