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, of the decisions to: a. relocate staff members of several sections of DGACM to the Albano building, located (...) at 305 East 46th Street; b. relocate staff members already in the Albano building elsewhere within (...) the building; and c. deny staff members located in the Albano building the right to return to the renovated

, of the decision to relocate them from their current office space to various floors in the Albano building (...) to the Albano building); the Applicants raise similar claims; and the Respondent has provided what (...) to other buildings, including rental space, such as the building rented by the United Nations at 380

office is located in the Albano building (305 East 46th Street, New York), submitted an application (...) work on the Albano building, which was communicated to the Applicant and other staff members (...) in the Albano building on 26 March 2014; b. the decision to install storm windows in the Albano building

for compensation for lack of cafeteria facilities in the building located at 380 Madison Avenue (between 46th (...) and 47th Streets on Madison Avenue), New York (“Madison Building”). The Applicant was among the staff (...) members relocated to the Madison Building in connection with the Capital Master Plan (“CMP”), a large

deposited a bottle of wine for safekeeping with a Security Officer in the North Screening Building (...) on a counter in an area known as the “Holding Area”, located at the rear of the North Screening Building. Both (...) ” in the North Screening Building to relieve [Lieutenant] Johnson during the latter’s lunch break. After his

in the North Screening Building of the Secretariat. The bottle of wine was inside an aqua-coloured plastic bag (...) at the rear of the North Screening Building. Both property tags bore the intern’s name and the date (...) December 2014, the Applicant was on “relief duty” in the North Screening Building to relieve [Lieutenant

. On 13 February 2014, the Applicant tried to access the UN City Building in order to attend a written (...) applied. She was, however, denied access to the building by the UN Security, following which she asked (...) Agency except UNFPA, and that the decision not to give the Applicant access to the UN City Building

and the Applicant did not build the capacity of any national professionals to whom she could hand over her (...) capacity building of national IM staff and the management of the IM REACH PCA. The Applicant’s defined (...) . The Applicant’s TORs included capacity building of national IM staff so that the IM services could be handed

and convincing evidence. It was established that the Applicant participated in the removal of certain building (...) participated in the unauthorized removal of the building materials. 38. The status of the containers (...) efforts were made to hide the building materials in the truck. 39. The Applicant’s actions

in the Secretariat building); Case No. UNDT/NY/2021/048/T Order No. 022 (NY/2022) Page (...) building); iii. From 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.—BM (via Teams from the offices of the Dispute Tribunal (...) Conference Room 8 in the Secretariat building); ii. From 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.—HR (via Teams from