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Le TANU a estimé que le Comité permanent de la Caisse commune des pensions du personnel des Nations Unies avait jugé à juste titre que Mme Briel n'avait pas droit à l'allocation de veuvage.

Le TANU a estimé que Mme Briel aurait dû soumettre son recours au TANU en utilisant le formulaire prescrit, accompagné d'un mémoire expliquant ses motifs de recours, d'autant plus qu'elle avait reçu des instructions claires de la part du greffe du TANU. Néanmoins, le TANU a examiné le bien-fondé de son recours.

Le TANU a constaté qu'au moment du décès du défunt participant, celui-ci n'avait pas déclaré Mme...

Le TANU a noté que l'agent avait fait partie du personnel dont les engagements à durée déterminée n'avaient pas été renouvelés en raison de la fermeture de la mission de la MINUAD.

En ce qui concerne son collègue qui a été réaffecté latéralement au siège et qui est donc resté en service, le TANU a constaté que la réaffectation était directement liée au fait incontesté que le collègue ne pouvait pas être rapatrié en Afghanistan pour des raisons de sûreté et de sécurité. Le TANU a estimé que si la légalité de la décision de réaffectation n'avait pas été soumise à son appréciation, il n'était pas...

The UNAT held that the Standing Committee of UNJSPB had appropriately found Ms. Briel ineligible to receive a widow’s benefit.

The UNAT found that Ms. Briel should have submitted her appeal to the UNAT using the prescribed form, accompanied by a brief explaining her grounds for appeal, particularly given that she had received clear instructions from the UNAT Registry. Nonetheless, the UNAT reviewed the merits of her appeal.

The UNAT found that, at the time of the late participant’s death, he had not reported Ms. Briel as his spouse or common-law spouse. Moreover, there was no evidence to...

The UNAT noted that before the applicant became a staff member, he had been employed by UNRWA as complementary personnel with non-staff status and was not entitled to any benefit beyond what had been established for daily-paid workers. The UNAT observed that neither his daily-paid service contracts nor a sample of daily-paid service contracts applicable at the relevant time mentioned payment of any compensation upon expiration.

The UNAT found that upon each expiry of the applicant’s daily-paid service contract, it was successively renewed and he was bound by the Agency’s regulations and...

Le Tribunal d'appel a rejeté les deux appels.

Le Tribunal d'appel a estimé que le Tribunal du contentieux administratif avait correctement constaté que la lettre d'inculpation ne constituait pas une décision administrative susceptible de recours et que, de ce fait, la requête de M. Schifferling n'était pas recevable ratione materiae.

Le Tribunal a également estimé que la question de savoir si le Tribunal avait commis une erreur en ne joignant pas le Secrétariat en tant que partie nécessaire à la requête était devenue sans objet et qu'en tout état de cause, l'appel interlocutoire n'était pas...

The Appeals Tribunal dismissed both appeals.

The Appeals Tribunal held that the UNDT correctly found that the Charge Letter did not constitute a reviewable administrative decision, and that as such Mr. Schifferling’s application was not receivable ratione materiae.

The Appeals Tribunal further found that the question of whether the Dispute Tribunal erred in not joining the Secretariat as a necessary party to the application had become moot and that in any event, the interlocutory appeal was not receivable.

The Appeals Tribunal found that in its rigid treatment of the evidence in relation to AAY’s conduct, the UNDT failed to have appropriate regard to what had been admitted to by AAY when interviewed by OIOS. The fact that AAY chose not to testify at the UNDT hearing made it clear that he stood by his statement to the OIOS investigators. The UNDT was required to consider this undisputed evidence from him in its assessment whether the misconduct against him had been proved, more so in circumstances in which he did not elect to testify further in his own defence. The fact that the three witnesses...

The UNAT held that the former staff member had no legitimate expectation of renewal of her fixed-term appointment, as there was no evidence that the Administration had made any express promise that would have created such an expectation. On the contrary, the UNAT found that the Administration had properly informed all affected staff, including the former staff member, of the last date of the MADAD Project and advertised 15 clerical posts internally, inviting staff to apply for alternative positions. The UNAT further held that these actions should be viewed in light of the continuous efforts...

Le TANU a estimé que l'ancienne fonctionnaire ne s'était pas acquittée de la charge de démontrer que le jugement de l'UNDT était entaché d'irrégularités, se contentant de faire valoir que la décision n'était pas équitable.Au contraire, le TANU a estimé qu'en ne renouvelant pas son engagement à durée déterminée, l'administration avait agi légalement et équitablement.
Le TANU a souligné que la décision de l'administration s'inscrivait dans le cadre d'une véritable restructuration qui impliquait, entre autres mesures, de redéfinir les priorités des ressources existantes par la réaffectation, le...

The UNAT held that the former staff member did not meet the burden of showing that the UNDT Judgment was defective, instead merely arguing that the decision was not fair. On the contrary, the UNAT found that in not renewing her fixed-term appointment, the Administration acted lawfully and fairly.

The UNAT emphasized that the Administration’s decision was part of a genuine restructuring which involved, among other measures, reprioritizing existing resources through reassignment, redeployment, and reclassification of staff, including the redeployment of the former staff member’s position from...

The UNAT held that the UNDT committed an error of fact, resulting in a manifestly unreasonable decision, when it found that a termination decision was made on 1 April 2022. In this regard, the UNAT found that while a decision to place a note in the former staff member’s Official Status File (OSF) was made on 1 April 2022, the termination decision was actually taken on 11 March 2022. Therefore, the UNDT should have identified either decision as the contested decision, but erred in following the former staff member’s assertion that a termination decision was taken on 1 April 2022.

Nevertheless...

The UNAT held that the UNDT did not err in finding that the staff member’s action of gifting a sex toy to a subordinate was inappropriate, as it transgressed the boundary between the professional and personal life of the subordinate, even if the event took place in private. Whether solicited or not, it had the potential to negatively impact the image and interests of the Organization. Consequently, the UNAT concluded that by doing so, the staff member failed to uphold the required standard expected of her role as a manager.

The UNAT also found that the UNDT committed no error in finding that...

The UNAT noted that the staff member had been among the staff whose fixed-term appointments were not renewed due to the closure of the UNAMID mission.

With regard to his colleague who was laterally reassigned to the Headquarters and consequently remained in service, the UNAT found that the reassignment had been directly related to the undisputed fact that the colleague could not have been repatriated to Afghanistan for safety and security reasons. The UNAT was of the view that without the lawfulness of the reassignment decision having been placed before it for determination, it was unable to...

The UNAT held that the President of the Council of ICAO, in taking the decision not to approve the appointment of the staff member to the post, had regard to relevant considerations: the staff member was negatively assessed by the interview panel and the assessment centre, and had serious weaknesses in areas of vision and other competencies which were critical skills for ICAO. The UNAT found that the reasons provided by the President accorded with the facts.

The UNAT was of the view that, although the President discussed the matter with some members of the panel, these discussions had not...

Le TANU a estimé que la demande de révision n'était pas fondée. Le TANU a considéré qu'étant donné que tous les éléments de preuve présentés par la requérante comme nouveaux avaient toujours été en sa possession et qu'elle ne les avait jamais mentionnés ou n'avait fait aucun effort pour les faire produire au cours de la procédure judiciaire, ces éléments de preuve n'étaient pas nouveaux pour elle.
Le TANU a en outre noté que les observations de la requérante répétaient ou complétaient essentiellement les mêmes arguments que ceux qu'elle avait soulevés devant le TANU dans les procédures...

The UNAT held that the application for revision had no merit. The UNAT considered that since all the evidence submitted by the applicant as new had always been in her possession and she had never mentioned them or made any effort to have them produced during the judicial proceedings, this evidence was not new to her.

The UNAT noted furthermore that the applicant’s submissions essentially repeated or added to the same arguments that she had raised before the UNAT in the prior proceedings.

In addition, the UNAT pointed out that in failing to comply with the Order in which the UNAT granted in...

Le TANU a noté que la requérante avait déposé la demande de révision quelque trois mois après avoir pris connaissance des faits décisifs identifiés dans la demande. Le TANU a estimé que la demande avait été déposée au-delà du délai de 30 jours et qu'elle n'était donc pas recevable.

Le TANU a constaté qu'en tout état de cause, l'un des documents n'existait pas au moment de l'arrêt du TANU. Le TANU a également noté que le document n'avait pas été décisif pour parvenir à une décision dans l'appel et que, pour cette raison, la demande constituait une tentative de réexamen de l'appel. Le TANU a...

The UNAT noted that the applicant had filed the application for revision some three months after she became aware of the decisive facts as identified in the application. The UNAT held that the application had been filed beyond the 30-day time limit and was, therefore, not receivable.

The UNAT found that, in any event, one of the documents had not been in existence at the time of the UNAT Judgment. The UNAT also noted that the document had not been decisive in reaching a decision in the appeal and, for this reason, the application was an attempt to re-litigate the appeal. The UNAT concluded...

Mme Ocokoru a interjeté appel.

Le Tribunal d'appel a rejeté l'appel. Le Tribunal d'appel a estimé que Mme Ocokoru n'avait pas déposé son recours dans le délai applicable conformément à l'article 7(1) du Statut du TANU et n'avait pas demandé de suspension, de renonciation ou de prorogation des délais. Le TANU a conclu que le recours était donc prescrit et non recevable ratione temporis.

Le Tribunal d'appel a estimé qu'en tout état de cause, le TANU n'avait pas commis d'erreur en déclarant la requête irrecevable ratione materiae au motif que les arguments soulevés par Mme Ocokoru avaient déjà...

Ms. Ocokoru filed an appeal.

The Appeals Tribunal dismissed the appeal. The Appeals Tribunal found that Ms. Ocokoru had failed to file her appeal within the applicable time limit pursuant to Article 7(1) of the UNAT Statute and had failed to request a suspension, waiver or extension of the time limits. The UNAT concluded that the appeal was therefore time-barred and not receivable ratione temporis.

The Appeals Tribunal found that, in any event, the UNDT did not err in finding the application not receivable ratione materiae on grounds that the arguments raised by Ms. Ocokoru had already...