Traduction de «Job grading » (Anglais → Français) :

job grading | job ranking | position ranking | ranking

job grade | job level | labor class | labor grade

job classification method [ job grading method | grading method ]

job classification system | job grading system

labour grade [ job grade ]

job classification [ job grade | job category ]

job evaluation | work evaluation | job rating | job grading

degree of incapacity | grade of job incapacity

job application [ application for employment | job applicant | job seeker | search for a job | search for employment | Job search(STW) ]

job classification | labor grade | wage classification

Thirdly, nor is it possible to accept the applicant’s arguments that he should have been recruited at a higher grade because, first, the post he occupied as a seconded national expert was regarded as ‘sensitive’ in the light of his job description, due to the particular skills required, and his functions remained exactly the same when he was appointed as a temporary agent in grade AD 5; secondly, because in December 2012 his job description was the same as those of the two other members of the same team who were officials, one in grade AD 12 and the other in grade AD 13; and, thirdly, because he was engaged as a temporary agent and rec ...[+++]ruited at grade AD 5, whilst his predecessor had been an official in grade AD 13.

The applicant also claims that the job descriptions of the two other members of the team to which he belongs, which he attaches as annexes to the application, are the same as for the post which he occupies, although, of the two officials occupying those posts, one is in grade AD 12 and the other in grade AD 13 and, moreover, the applicant was recruited at grade AD 5 as a replacement for an official in grade AD 13 to perform the same functions.

In the present case, as the job description contained in the vacancy notice corresponded to administrative and advisory functions, functions which, according to Article 5(2) of the Staff Regulations, are performed by staff in function group AD from grade AD 5 upwards, it was right that the vacancy notice provided that officials applying for the post in question should be in one of the grades AD 5 to AD 14 and that the successful candidate would be appointed in his existing grade.

As regards the applicant’s second argument, which is based on the job descriptions of the other two members of his team, both of whom are officials, one in grade AD 12 and the other in grade AD 13, it should be noted that the duties which appear in those descriptions do match the list of functions for the seconded national expert post which the applicant previously occupied, but they differ considerably from those listed in the vacancy notice.