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”. The mileage limit specified as a condition of the Y fare identified by the applicant was 12,789 miles (...) was to be calculated by reference to an economy class ticket which gave the most favourable conditions able (...) conditions of those staff originating from/serving in countries where it is not possible to finance travel

temperatures and high noise levels, as well as issues with elevators, air conditioning, ventilation, water (...) , as numerous issues persist in relation to ventilation, heating, air conditioning, and light (including (...) . Further, a number of improvements have been made to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning

direct legal consequences affecting the Applicant’s terms and conditions of appointment, since (...) terms or conditions of appointment.1 The Tribunal finds that the change to the designation (...) performance appraisal – the legal consequences of which are obvious – does affect the terms and conditions

current medical condition improves, as determined by her attending physicians and, as required (...) of [the Applicant's] request for an exception from the Travel Policy granting business class air travel only (...) air travel only for itineraries beyond the duration of nine hours”. The Applicant also seeks

to the Applicant’s condition and treatment. The medical reports submitted by the Applicant did not provide (...) with the Applicant’s condition, and were able to form their own clinical opinion, rather than to rely on opinions (...) that there were too many requests for upgrades based on medical conditions, and therefore her request could