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OAJ Categories

  • Alternative appointment
  • Priority consideration
  • Termination
  • Abusive conduct
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  • Loss of chance
  • Maximum amount / exceptional circumstances
  • Non-pecuniary (moral) damages
  • Pecuniary (material) damages
  • Conduct of counsel
  • Abuse of authority
  • Abuse of privileges and immunities
  • Assault (verbal and physical)
  • Breach of duties of independence, neutrality, and impartiality
  • Disciplinary measure or sanction
  • Discrimination (see category: discrimination)
  • Dismissal/separation
  • Facts (establishment of) / evidence
  • Failure to comply with private legal obligations
  • Failure to report misconduct
  • Fraud, misrepresentation and false certification
  • Gross negligence
  • Harassment (non-sexual)
  • Inappropriate or disruptive behaviour
  • Investigation (see category: Investigation)
  • Misuse of information and communication technology resources
  • Misuse of office
  • Misuse of official documents
  • Misuse of or failure to exercise reasonable care in relation to UN property or assets
  • Non-disciplinary/administrative measures
  • Procurement irregularities
  • Prohibited activity under ST/SGB/2004/15 (Use of Information and Communication Technology Resources and Data)
  • Proportionality of sanction
  • Retaliation
  • Sexual exploitation and abuse
  • Sexual harassment
  • Theft and misappropriation
  • Unauthorised outside activities and conflict of interest
  • Violation of local laws
  • Disciplinary matters/ misconduct
  • Discretionary authority
  • Bias/favouritism
  • Gender
  • Race
  • Religion
  • Sexual orientation
  • Access to justice
  • Delay
  • Investigation
  • Right to a hearing
  • Right to appeal
  • Right to comment/respond
  • Right to confront complainant
  • Receivability
  • Retaliation
  • Whistleblower
  • Admissibility
  • Anonymous statements
  • Audio-recordings
  • Compensation
  • Corroboration/hearsay
  • Credibility assessment
  • Evidence of harm
  • Medical evidence
  • Production of evidence
  • Sole testimony of complainant
  • global
  • Execution of order pending appeal
  • Interim measure
  • Manifest excess of jurisdiction
  • Production de documents
  • Receivability
  • Suspension of action
  • Due process
  • Fact-finding investigation
  • Scope of investigation
  • Conflict of interest
  • Recusal
  • Judgment
  • Appeals of final judgments
  • Correction of Judgment
  • Execution of Judgment
  • Interpretation of Judgment
  • Revision of Judgment
  • Appeal
  • Interlocutory appeal
  • Manifest excess of jurisdiction
  • Personal (ratione personae)
  • Subject matter (ratione materiae)
  • Temporal (ratione temporis)
  • UNJSPB
  • Jurisdiction / receivability (UNDT or first instance
  • Management Evaluation
  • Manifest excess of jurisdiction
  • Personal (ratione personae)
  • Subject matter (ratione materiae)
  • Temporal (ratione temporis)
  • Jurisdiction / receivability (UNDT or first instance),
  • Legal assistance
  • Legal representation
  • Self-representation
  • Delayed response
  • Extension of time
  • Time limit
  • N/A
  • Arbitrary or improper motive
  • Burden of proof
  • No expectancy of renewal
  • Reason(s)
  • Informal resolution (between parties)
  • Referral to ombudsman / mediation
  • Performance evaluation
  • Rebuttal
  • Indebtedness to a third party
  • Salary deduction
  • Spousal/child support
  • Private legal obligations
  • Waiver of immunity
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Case management
  • Confidentiality
  • Oral hearings
  • Production of documents
  • Reasons
  • Discretion
  • Restructuring
  • Referral for accountability
  • Compensation (see also, Compensation)
  • Rescission
  • Specific performance
  • Post-adjustment
  • Salary scales
  • Abandonment of post
  • Constructive dismissal
  • Expiration of appointment (see also, Non-renewal)
  • Termination of appointment (see also, Termination of appointment)
  • Central Review Body
  • Eligibility
  • Full and fair consideration
  • Interview
  • Selection decision
  • Standard of proof
  • Written test
  • Disciplinary cases
  • Non-disciplinary
  • Disciplinary cases
  • Judicial review (general)
  • Non-renewal
  • Staff selection (non-selection/non-promotion)
  • Termination of appointment
  • Irreparable damage
  • Mootness
  • Particular urgency
  • Prima facie unlawfulness
  • Receivability
  • Staff income tax liability
  • Abolition of position
  • Agreed termination
  • Disciplinary sanction
  • Health reasons
  • Summary dismissal
  • Unsatisfactory service
  • Annual leave
  • Compensation for injury, illness or death attributable to service (Appendix D to Staff Rules)
  • Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA)
  • Danger/hazard pay
  • Death benefit
  • Dependency benefits
  • Education grant
  • Education grant travel
  • Exceptional Voluntary Separation (EVS)
  • Health (medical) and/or dental insurance
  • Home leave
  • Maternity/paternity leave
  • Mobility/hardship allowance
  • Pension (see also, UNJSPF)
  • Personal Transitional Allowance (PTA)
  • Reimbursement of income tax
  • Relocation grant
  • Rental subsidy
  • Repatriation grant
  • Rest and Recuperation
  • Sabbatical
  • Salary
  • Separation travel
  • Sexual harassment
  • Sick leave
  • Special Education Grant
  • Special leave (with or without pay)
  • Special Post Allowance
  • Termination indemnities
  • Test-TermChild-1
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  • Test-TermChild-1
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  • Test-TermChild-3
  • Test-TermChild-33
  • Test-TermChild-1
  • Test-TermChild-2
  • ASHI (After-Service Health Insurance)
  • Disability
  • Marital/parental legal obligations (spousal/child support)
  • Pension Adjustment System
  • Prior contributory service/restoration of
  • Receivability (UNAT)
  • Standing Committee of UNJSPB (UN Joint Staff Pension Board)
  • Survivor’s benefits
  • UNSPC (UN Staff Pension Committee)
  • Validation of prior service
  • Withdrawal
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    The Applicant can only challenge the decisions before the Joint Appeals Board and subsequently before the judge only the decisions for which she requested a management evaluation.
    Since, neither in her introductory application nor in subsequent briefs or orally at the hearing, the applicant made explicit reference to the arguments contained in the request for management evaluation. The judge limits himself to examining the arguments expressly raised.
    The refusal of the hierarchical superior to propose a staff member for promotion is an administrative decision that can be challenged. In the...

    The representative, proposed by the staff to sit on a mixed staff-administration consultative body and appointed by the High Commissioner, may legally sit on the said body even though the staff association which proposed him has withdrawn its confidence. the fact that this staff representative is, after his designation, appointed to an inspection function is not in itself sufficient to create a situation of conflict of interest preventing him from sitting. It is for the Administration to establish a list of promotions based on regulations put in place in order to reconcile the two imperatives...

    It is for the Administration to establish a list of promotions based on regulations put in place in order to reconcile the two imperatives for advancement based on merit and that of gender balance and, if necessary, by introducing quotas. Failing to have such regulations in place, the Administration must apply the regulation in force. Paragraph 5 of article 10 of the UNDT’s Statutes imposes on the judge, in certain cases to set compensation that the Respondent may choose to pay in lieu of the annulment of the contested administrative decision. The judge takes into account the material damage...

    Putting into force a new methodical approach to establish a list of recommended staff for a P5 promotion had not been submitted to the mixed staff-administration consultative body of HCR as long as this approach did not modify the existing regulations when it comes to the criteria of promotion. It is for the Administration to establish a list of promotions based on regulations put in place in order to reconcile the two imperatives for advancement based on merit and that of gender balance and, if necessary, by introducing quotas. Failing to have such regulations in place, the Administration...

    Putting into force a new methodical approach to establish a list of recommended staff for a P5 promotion had not been submitted to the mixed staff-administration consultative body of HCR as long as this approach did not modify the existing regulations when it comes to the criteria of promotion. It is for the Administration to establish a list of promotions based on regulations put in place in order to reconcile the two imperatives for advancement based on merit and that of gender balance and, if necessary, by introducing quotas. Failing to have such regulations in place, the Administration...

    Putting into force a new methodical approach to establish a list of recommended staff for a P5 promotion had not been submitted to the mixed staff-administration consultative body of HCR as long as this approach did not modify the existing regulations when it comes to the criteria of promotion. It is for the Administration to establish a list of promotions based on regulations put in place in order to reconcile the two imperatives for advancement based on merit and that of gender balance and, if necessary, by introducing quotas. Failing to have such regulations in place, the Administration...

    The Applicant addressed a letter dated 29 May 2009 to the Secretary-General requesting him to “reverse that decision” but no mention was made of the non-renewal of the Applicant’s contract because it was only on 30 June 2009 that the Applicant was informed that his contract would not be renewed beyond 30 September 2009. The Applicant sought to establish that he had in fact requested a review of the decision and referred to an email he had sent to the Registrar of the ICTR in which he informed him that he was contesting the decision not to renew his contract. That email was dated 27 April 2009...

    The Applicant’s counsel registered his concerns about a potential conflict of interest, given that the Registrar of this Tribunal was involved, at least in part, in the decision making processes which form the substance of the present application. Counsel for the Applicant stated that he simply wished for his concerns to be recorded, but that he was not seeking a ruling on the issue. The Applicant’s concerns with regard to the potential conflict of interest on the part of the Registrar were noted. Notwithstanding the Applicant’s position that he was not seeking a ruling on the issue, the...

    Staff members with permanent appointments are afforded additional protections, particularly when nearing retirement age. Administration’s obligation to protect the position of a permanent staff member includes, at least, an enquiry and the taking of reasonable steps to ascertain if there were any suitable positions available for the staff member. The staff member is required to cooperate in this search but the responsibility for protecting the position of the permanent employee is primarily with the employer.The universal obligation of both employee and employer to act in good faith towards...