workoftheClassification Review Groupthathadjustbeencompleted shouldprovide by1September 1985thebasisforimplementation oftheresults inNewYorkwith effect from1January 1985,andthattheworkoftheGroupshouldnotbefurther reviewed. Discussion bytheCommission 277.Somemembers feltthatinviewoftheresponsibilities oftheCommission under article 17ofitsstatute, theCommission shouldreviewfurther monitoring of implementation bytheorganizations byothermeansthanquestionnaires, inc1udlng attendance atmeetings oftheorganizations' governing bodies. 278. O~~memberconsidered thatthesecretariat shouldnothavereported on implementation oftheCommission's decisions atitstwentieth session onpost adjustments, inparticular regarding theappeals ofanumberofstaffmembers beforetherelevant administrative tribunals. 279.TheCommission notedtheinformation provided bytheorganizations oncommon systemissuesandthedegreetowhichitsrecommendations anddecisions hadbeen implemented. Italsonotedtheresolution adopted bytheAdministrative Council of ITUonconditions ofservice inthecommonsystem, whichitisbringing tothe attention oftheGeneral Assembly. 280.TheCommission expressed sati.sfaction atthefullimplementation bytheIMO Council oftheCommission's recommendations basedonitsrecentsurveyof conditions ofservice oftheGeneral Service category inLondon andcommended the Secretary-General ofIMOandtherepresentatives oftheIMOadministration and stafffortheirco-operation inthesurvey. 281.TheCommission notedwithconcern thatthecompletion ofthejobgrading exercise intheUnitedNations wasdelayed again, andwelcomed assurances thatit wouldindeed becompleted notlaterthan1September 1985.Thismatter hadnow become mosturgent. UNDPandUNICEF hadalready completed theirexercises andwere nowhalted; moreover, thecurrency ofthesurvey andjobinformation uponwhichthe -68-;trative service .ofITU. :he ) the :he ;kindbe lion's ld )fthe :he job thatthe ~provide ~with Jrther ionunder of :::ludlng n ::>st ers common jbeen ::>uncilof the1.-.----_•..~--~. __.~. present salaryscalesandclassifications werebasedmightbecalledintoauestionatsomepoint.Itfurther considered thatthosedelaysmighthaveadetrimentaleffect onthecareerdevelopment ofstaff,sincetheproper framework forjob.design, training andpromotions stillhadnotbeenintroduced. TheCommission didnotauestion theeffective dateforimplementation of1January 1985,whichhadbeenagreed uponbytheorganizations, butwhileintermsofsalaries thedelaysthathadoccurred couldberedressed, thecareer develo~nent benefits ofsoundjob classification couldnotbeapplied retroactively. Inthatrespect, yearshadbeen lost. Recommendations oftheCommission 282.Inordertoensure apositive resultforthejobclassification andsalarysurveyexercise inNewYork,theCommission requested: (a)Allthreeorganizations inNewYorkactually toimplement theresults ofthejobclassification exercise andsalarysurvey on1September 1985,andtoprovid~ totheCommission, throughitsChairman, information astoimplementationprogress andimpact by30September 1985JifforanyreasontheunitedNations was stillnotabletoimplement thisby1September 1985,UNICEF andUNDPshouldproceed withtheintroduction ofthenewgrading structure without ~.aiting fortheUnitedNationsJ (b)Thethreeorganizations inNewYorktoestablish ajointcommittee inwhichstaffandmanagement wouldberepresented toreviewguidelines developed ineachorganization forinterpretation ofthestandard, andtopresent totheCommission atitstwenty-third session common benchmarks asenvisaged atthetimethestandard waspromulgated, alongwithananalysis oft~eresults oftheco-ordination amongthethreeorganizations during implementation toenSureconsistency ofapplication ofjobclassification standardsJ (c)TheUnitedNations toprovide, inaddition tostatistics alreadyrequested fromthethreeorganizations, ananalysis bygradelevel,indicating howtheclassification ofjobsinthedifferent occupations according totheinterpretations developed byitsclassification reviewgrouprelated totheelements ofthecommonstandard, including someillustrative examples. Notes !IOfficial Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-seventh Session,Supplement No.30(A/37/30). heIMOyAppointed in1984. dedthe and ing thatit Clnow andwere whichthe1/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-ninth Session,Supplement No. 30 (A/39/30), para.63. !IIbid.,paras.41-42. 2/~.,paras.52-53.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the implementation of a job classification and salary survey exercise in the United Nations, ITU, and IMO organizations. The Commission is reviewing the progress of the implementation and making recommendations to ensure a positive outcome. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transportation, international trade, health, education, humanitarian aid, or culture. It is more focused on employment and human resources within the organizations.

**Category**
Employment