2E._ _rn_vLew of the above, there are strong doubts that rcsc has acted under Artlcle. 1l(c) correctly. To,beSin wtth, tte icic-a""i"r"" 1€ e contradrctory one: the comni.€ston declded (i) "to tncreaee the nen iork p."t .a.1""ii."i-ty, 9.6 per centrr after codparl.ng lt not to Unftea Siaiee Federal Ctvll Servlce, but to other duty etatrone' and iheo rrrl-ir.l-"ii..-Jui| "..aao.," ehould be co,npared to New York, an actlon *htch.led to the adjustmerri-oi in" fna"*. Therefore,the IDspectore belleve thet lf.Artlcle Lff"l *"i.-.ppfied correctly, the posradjustmente of other dutv statlon6 should have leen'Loir"ctea agalnst New york,s,after Net{ Yorkrs had been eettled by corpeirtson "iit -ii. comparator eervice. B. $ldenlng of the narRln 29. It should be recalled that the Noblemaire princlpie provlded for a level of €alerie€ for international clvll aervants based on 'tte irtgfreet paid natlonal civil Bervice vrlth the fector of expatrlatlon a"""oi.uiy EaKef! ,.nto accouot.Thls means that the levere of,ealari"" ii-i.al-"I.iil."-"n."ra correspond or be equal. Nevertheleas, in 1972 the Special Conmltt.u'oi s"f""y Revlew by virtue :fr:al:,0::9:rlnantly exparrlete character of ljnited Nations service,, recounended a r) per cent lncrease ln renuneration on the United Natlons sider rrhlch it called I'excesslverr, Although the ceneral a""".liy-"t-tf,ut tilne took note of I0l Al39l30, para. 163. ll/ Ibld., para. 165. -9- thls r ecomrnend at lon ' rt vas understood.' 6nd- the Assernbll ::{tTi":":n:"::':T;**:il: i;1il"::;ii"'.t"1giizl";;-.i;;-'i"' the narsin.n:9 o:'l.i: :li..o:::'.":::*:'::.::J;i"':ilii'.i'ti'i,"''""ii.'' ii'" r""p':"i: l'r1:I: :.li:^::.t1":t::"::iloiii"il"iii.' iiiS=^"'""'iti"' ""oi"iion sr/r41'should be read wherebv the Assemblv :":i;";'.il;;";-;"t ai;. when the rcsc conardered "':"::11:.i:t1:" ::",,:::::"*t:i:'.\:"i;'"t;;";"i".;;.;;-;""r,."tto" to the.cenerar-i:":1!11,::'-:t-::.g,::: #":;;;";-;:ii.;-;;;-;;;";;arv between se6sron6 or the Assembrv iiflpar ator clv1l servlce,.. of po6t adlu6tment syatem"app?opt i.t. d""rtc lteelf nlthln oper atioo (emphasie added ). 30. Hoeever, the lcsc readlng-of thls resolutlon 1::,tll:"":1::ii::t;".H:l?"', been rlout and out pragnatletatt 12/, the CoflflIaaloo ueeo approach to the tnargln ana took:a- iectaton on 9'6 pet cent increase of po€t ll1""ir""a-t.r-nl"- i"it, the baee clty. Thus, insread of, preventlng or ;.i;il;";-i.- .o "t" 6.r,..ui l"".ruiy, 1t 'tiened. the. mergln, even bv lts own
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the remuneration of international civil servants, specifically the adjustment of salaries and the application of certain principles and recommendations. The text also mentions the United Nations and the Assembly's role in making decisions regarding salaries. These factors suggest that the text may be related to the field of international relations and governance.

**Category**
International trade, Employment