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The Secretary-General’s interpretation is in line with the airline industry definition. A fare, according to the official International Air Transport Association (IATA) definition, is the amount published by a carrier as the charge for transportation between two points. (...) The practical usage of the word fare in the airline industry refers to the sum charged by the carrier, not additional taxes and charges. (...) This is the demonstrated practice in the industry; it is the “ordinary” usage. Case No.

On the face of it, para 129’s reference to the full economy class fare appears to be either a generic description denoting fares that might in the airline industry be known by other descriptions or it could be a specific description used in the industry to denote a particular fare with specific elements. (...) Nor have the researches of the applicant and the respondent – which have been extensive – discovered any industry use of this term. 13. Counsel for the respondent submitted that the phrase was a mistake. (...) Had it been intended to use the phrase or any part of it in a technical sense as used in the airline industry, it is inevitable that its source and a reference would have been identified.

By application filed on 8 July 2014, the Applicant, the Coordinator, Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (“SAICM”), Chemicals Branch, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, United Nations Environment Programme (“UNEP”) (P-5), requests the suspension of action, pending management evaluation, of the “implied decision” not to extend her fixed-term appointment (“FTA”), expiring on 10 July 2014. (...) Indeed, following discussions, the Applicant had agreed to a lateral move to a new position as Senior Programme Officer within the Chemicals Branch, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, UNEP, post No. 607063, hence the instant application comes as a surprise; c.

Case No.: UNDT/NBI/2019/043 Judgment No.: UNDT/2022/041 Page 4 of 26 Industries in this current project as well. Ministry of Agriculture would therefore like to request UNDP to arrange a contract for Digata Industries to undertake the renovation and upgrade of NSTC based on the both attached Terms of Reference.7 9. (...) On 18 November 2015, the UNDP anti-fraud hotline email account received two complaints alleging corruption in the award of the National Soil Testing Centre project to Digata Industries Public Limited Company (“PLC”) (“NSTC project”).9 13. (...) Tadesse to build the case against the Applicant, UNDP also relied on allegations received from a competitor of Digata Industries Public Limited Company (“Digata”) who had his own axe to grind.

Udo Tommy Ntuk, a former staff member of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) filed an application with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal (UNDT) in Nairobi contesting the decision not to conduct an investigation in relation to the alleged alteration of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF) instructions for payment of benefits that Mr.

Udo Tommy Ntuk, a former staff member of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) filed an application with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal (UNDT) in Nairobi contesting the decision not to conduct an investigation in relation to the alleged alteration of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF or Pension Fund) instructions for payment of benefits that Mr.

He thus requests to file new evidence, including: (i) the Applicant’s personal history form (“P.11 form”) dated 13 March 2011; (ii) the Judgment from the Industrial Court of Kenya at Nairobi issued on 25 April 2021; (iii) the Inspector General’s Office’s investigation report dated 17 December 2021 in case INV/2021/049-C; (iv) the letter dated 27 January 2022 from the Director of Human Resources (“DHR”), UNCHR, to the Applicant sharing the investigation report in case INV/2021/049-C; (v) the Applicant’s comments dated 7 February 2022; and (vi) the letter dated 8 June 2022 from DHR to the Applicant with the finding that the Applicant had submitted a fraudulent claim for rental subsidy, a fraudulent claim for the reimbursement of real estate agent fees, and the decision to recover the financial loss to UNHCR. 3.

On 28 November 2016, the Applicant, a former staff member of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), filed an application with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal (the Tribunal) contesting the decision not to conduct an investigation in relation to the alleged alteration of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund (UNJSPF) instructions for payment of benefits that the Applicant submitted upon his retirement. 2.

In a “Request for classification action” for the Post, which was approved on 11 March 2009, there is a “length and type of practical experience required” section in which it is stated that “Operational experience with a Government Department of Civil Aviation or within the airline industry, and familiarity with the preparation and responsibility for implementation of rules, regulations, operating manuals and flight and ground procedures deemed necessary for flight safety and operations inspection and certification is desirable”. (...) In the vacancy announcements used for the Post prior to the issuance of the temporary job opening at issue, the following criteria were included: a. 2009 vacancy announcement: “Operational experience with a Government Department of Civil Aviation or within the airline industry and familiarity with the preparation and responsibility for implementation of rules, regulations, operating manuals and flight and ground procedures deemed necessary for flight safety and operations inspector and certification is desirable.

The following witnesses were heard: a. the Applicant; b. the FRO; c. a Senior Economic Affairs Officer, Chief of Energy Industries Section, SED, UNECE (“Chief of Energy Industries Section”), former colleague of the Applicant; Case No. (...) These grievances were confirmed by two colleagues of the Applicant. 61. The Chief, Energy Industries Section, ECE, testified that the Applicant had been received warmly in the Division and that she extended him her support.