The council's huge downsizing so far has mainly been achieved through voluntary redundancies and by not staffing unfilled posts, but the next wave of job cuts is more likely to include compulsory departures.
The first observation is that most of the search region is not feasible (unfilled X-Y space), even though there is a priori no hint that solutions in the open range should not converge.
The first deputy position, though now unfilled, has not been continuously vacant.
Here the lesson is that demand is crucial — and that jobs don't go unfilled for long.
The few jobs available aren't staying unfilled long.
"It's galling that these positions are going unfilled, not because Republicans object to the nominees but because, simply, they don't like the agency and don't want it to function," said Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y .. "That's not right, that's not fair; we have an obligation to stop or it'll only get worse".
Even beyond that, the opinion more or less removed the President's ability to use recess appointments in all but a small handful of cases, suggesting that the vacancies would have to occur, not just remain unfilled, during recesses.
I'm afraid you have missed the first closing date for this year's recruitment, but do not despair--unfilled vacancies will be advertised on the Web site from 1 July 2003.
The cells, then, are not simply filled or unfilled, they contain symbols representing qualitative features of the image at that point.
(Yes: "there's a skill for that").. "When you ask for something, even if you don't know there's a skill there, we try to match that skill to your request so you're not left with an unfilled request," Rabuchin said.
