The decision to withdraw the offer of the enhanced separation
package—while the Administration did not retract the enhanced separation
packages of four of his colleagues who were in a similar position, but
recalculated the offer based on their new separation dates—breached his
right to equal treatment;
b. (...) UNDT/2012/184
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ii. An enhanced separation package is based on an agreed
separation. (...) In the instant case, the Applicant contests “the decision to retract the offer of
an enhanced separation package”. On 29 September 2011, DHRM informed the
Applicant that the offer for the enhanced agreed separation package was no longer
valid as he did not accept it.
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Following Sprauten UNDT/2011/094, which is an executable
Judgment, the Respondent was therefore required to make a determination as to
whether the Applicant was entitled to a standard enhanced separation package.
18. On 31 August 2011, the Respondent made a decision, pursuant to para. 87 of
Sprauten UNDT/2011/094, that the Applicant was not wrongly deprived of his
entitlement to a standard enhanced separation package. (...) UNDT/2011/094
that UNOPS determine by 1 September 2011 whether [the Applicant] was wrongly
deprived of a standard enhanced separation package of 18 months’ net base salary”.
20. (...) The purpose of
the Tribunal’s order in para. 87 of Sprauten UNDT/2011/094 was to direct
the Administration to make a new administrative decision regarding the Applicant’s
entitlement to a standard enhanced separation package, taking into account relevant
factors and considerations.
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On 21 June 2011, at the Applicant’s request, DHRM sent him calculations
in relation to an “enhanced separation package” for a separation effective 30 June
2011.
16. (...) By email dated 27 September 2011, the Applicant enquired with DHRM
“what steps need to be taken to secure the enhanced separation package already
quoted and offered” to him on 21 June 2011. (...) In his initial application, the Applicant also contested the
“decision to retract the offer of an enhanced separation package”. On 21
November 2011, however, he withdrew his pleas insofar as they related to that
Case No.
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The issue in the present case is whether, following the above ruling, Andrysek
should also be awarded the enhanced compensation of three months’ net base salary.
17. (...) Andrysek now seeks an enhancement of the award of
alternative compensation to two years’ base salary and additional compensation for harm
suffered of one year salary. (...) Therefore, there were adequate reasons to enhance the compensation that was awarded
to him.
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In 2006 and 2007, following improvements in the Fund’s actuarial balance, the
General Assembly amended Article 24(a) of the Regulations again to expand the circumstances
in which participants have the right to restore their prior contributory service.2 The UNJSPB
recommended that the General Assembly approve the proposed amendment, together with
other benefit enhancements, in order to enhance the mobility of staff and the portability
of pensions.3
19. (...) We note that the
Fund might want to re-examine the provisions of Article 24(a) to consider the impact of the
most recent amendments on its participants, and whether the Article is in fact achieving what
it was intended to achieve, namely, the enhancement of the mobility of staff and the portability
of pensions.
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He was also informed of the
availability of an enhanced termination indemnity equal to 150 per cent of the
termination indemnity under Annex III to the Staff Regulations (compensation package)
conditional upon his giving a written undertaking not to enter into any proceedings
against the Organization in connection with his termination.
4. (...) But Judge Cousin
ruled that Eid should not receive the 50 per cent enhanced termination indemnity
because he had refused to undertake not to contest his termination.
7.
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Accordingly, the calculations are as follows:
Termination indemnity $86,313.00.
50% enhancement $43,156.50.
Sub-total $129,469.50.
26. (...) The Human Resources Officer, MONUSCO also informed the Applicant of this
fact when he provided him with a breakdown of his termination package on 21 May
2020 before the signing of the settlement agreement.25 Therein, the terms of the
settlement agreement specifically provided that the payment of the enhanced
termination indemnities resolved all matters relating to the decision to terminate his
continuing appointment and he had agreed not to pursue any further action or recourse
regarding any and all matters arising out of or related to the facts and/or issues referred
to, or described in, the request for management evaluation (MEU/359-19/R and
MEU/360-19/SOA).
30. (...) The Settlement
Agreement, signed by the Applicant and the Special Representative of the Secretary-
General (“SRSG”) stated, in part, as follows:
For and in consideration of the Releasor's [Applicant’s] undertakings
specified in paragraph 1, above, the Releasee [Respondent] does
hereby: (a) Agree to a payment of termination indemnity plus 50%
enhancement and agree to pay the Releasor US$ 129,469.50 (United
States dollars one hundred twenty-nine thousand four hundred sixty-
nine and fifty-cents) in execution thereof ("Settlement Payment") ; (b)
Agree that this Agreement is without reference to and does not fall
under Section 3.12 of ST/Al/2013/1, and has no impact on any benefits
and entitlements that are due to the Releasor upon separation including
but not limited to, repatriation grant, relocation grant, travel expenses
and payment of accrued annual leave days.35
37.
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Selected by the most demanding CAAs around the global
We have two part ions operation and training system is a copy of operational system integrated with advanced simulator also used as backup in case of failure of the main system
Comparison E-X to TopSky –ATC New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
NEW Pre-STCA supports earlier detection and conflict resolution
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
Enhanced -MSAW warning inhibited when aircraft assigned VSA
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
Enhanced -Special Use Airspace and Temporary Special Use Airspace can be dynamically managed
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
Enhanced -APMW alerting processing enhanced to reduce false alert
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
NEW NTZ -supports ICAO recommendations for SOIR
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
NEW TCT -multi-hypotheses MTCD
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
NEW -DAP data used to alert ATC of non-compliance with clearance based on FMS inputs in cockpit
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
NEW –Verbal/ICAO/AIDC/OLDI integrated coordination support
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
NEW -BADA (Total Energy model) provides more accurate profile
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
NEW –Transfer Management “invisible” to controller across all coordination protocols
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
Enhanced FUA supports free-flight
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
Enhanced –position information posting now completely automated
All NEW HMI
NEW –User Profiles allow complete customization of the controller HMI
All NEW HMI
NEW –ASD and Track/List colors and contents customizable to support local procedures
All NEW HMI
NEW –smart compaction and label behaviors reduce clutter
All NEW HMI
NEW –simpler and user-friendly HMI easier to learn
All NEW HMI
NEW –Follows current Human Factors Design Principles
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-285: Inter-Partition Sectorization FRTO-B1/4 Dynamic sectorization
▌ECR-312: Weather Display AMET-B0/4 Dissemination of meteorological products
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR-321: RECAT-1 Support 7 Groups WAKE-B2/1 Wake turbulence separation minima based on 7
aircraft groups
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR-314 -Pre-STCA Alert SNET-B1/1 Enhanced STCA with aircraft parameters
▌0.5NM MSAW Resolution SNET-B0/2 Minimum Safe Altitude Warning (MSAW)
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-305: Space Based ADS-B ASUR-B1/1 Reception of aircraft ADS-B signals from space (SB
ADS-B)
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-307: PBCS Reporting CSEP-B1/3 Performance Based Longitudinal Separation Minima CSEP-B1/4 Performance Based Lateral Separation Minima
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-359: PBCS Enhancements COMS-B1/2 PBCS approved ADS-C (FANS 1/A+) for procedural
airspace
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌Spacing Tool RSEQ-B3/3 Increased utilization of runway capacity by improved
real-time runway scheduling WAKE-B2/4 Wake turbulence separation minima based on
leader/follower static pairs-wise
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌Spacing Tool (cont.) RSEQ-B3/3 Increased utilization of runway capacity by improved
real-time runway scheduling WAKE-B2/4 Wake turbulence separation minima based on
leader/follower static pairs-wise WAKE-B2/7 Time based wake separation minima for arrival based
on leader/follower static pair-wise
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR-380: FDL Configuration enhancement HMI enhancement -not in scope of ASBU threads
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-358 STAR and Approach Enhancements APTA-B0/1 PBN Approaches (with basic capabilities) APTA-B1/2 PBN SID and STAR procedures (with advanced
capabilities)
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR 367 Missed Approach RSEQ-B0/1 Arrival Management
▌ECR-365 Label Anti-Overlap HMI enhancement -not in scope of ASBU threads
▌ECR-366 Departure Path Monitoring RSEQ-B0/2 Departure Management
▌ECR-369: STS/ Extraction Situational awareness enhancement -not in scope of ASBU threads
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
▌ECR-371 Runway Mode Update (Phase 2) WAKE-B2/2 Dependent parallel approaches WAKE-B2/3 Independent segregated parallel operations
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR-372: Area of Interest FRTO-B0/2 Airspace planning and Flexible Use of Airspace (FUA) ▌ECR-374: Aerodrome names in DEP and DEST
switches HMI enhancement -not in scope of ASBU threads ▌ECR-375: Multiple STCA Areas SNET-B1/1 Enhanced STCA with aircraft parameters ▌REGCAUSE Display NOPS-B1/1 Short Term ATFM measures
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
Asterix Cat 33 support ASUR-B0/1 Automatic Dependent Surveillance –Broadcast (ADS-
B)
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
ECR-389: Separation Probe Enhancement HMI enhancement -not in scope of ASBU threads
Future proofing ANSP investments –Roadmap to Future
B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B3 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED
B2 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B0 INSTALLED
TopSky -ATC already meets or exceeds the operational needs expressed for the ASBU thread.
ICAO is yet to conduct exploratory research in this topic.
ICAO is currently conducting exploratory research in this topic and is not yet ready to validate the concept.
Note: when each thread becomes mature it will be added to the Roadmap B2 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B0 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B3 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED B1 INSTALLED B2 INSTALLED
acronyms ASBU :ICAO Aviation System Block Upgrades: HMI :human machine interface PBCS :Performance Based Communications and Surveillance STCA :short conflict alert MSAW : mamma safe altitude alert BADA :Base of Aircraft Data DAP FMS : Flight management system MTCD Medium Term Conflict Detection NTZ : No Transgression Zone SOIR : SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS ONPARALLEL OR NEAR-PARALLEL INSTRUMENT RUNWAYS SOIA : SIMULTANEOUS OPERATIONS ONPARALLEL OR NEAR-PARALLEL INSTRUMENT approach APMW : Approach Path Monitor warning ASTERIX : All Purpose Structured Eurocontrol Surveillance Information Exchange PRM : Precision Runway Monitor
ATM SYSTEM
Top sky ATM system
Top sky ATM system
Top sky ATM system
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Comparison E-X to TopSky –ATC
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced Safety Nets and Monitoring Aids
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
New/Enhanced FDP Functions
All NEW HMI
All NEW HMI
All NEW HMI
All NEW HMI
All NEW HMI
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
NEW: Release 20.2 -Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
FUTURE: 2021 & beyond - Enhancements linked to ASBU thread
Future proofing ANSP investments –Roadmap to Future
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acronyms
Thank you
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In June 2018, DGACM requested additional funding from
Government of Qatar for a new proposed project “Digitization and enhanced
accessibility of Official Documents of the United Nations”. (...) The
document titled “Project Proposal for the Digitization and Enhanced Accessibility of
Official Documents of the United Nations” states in relevant parts:
… This document presents a strategic plan for the United Nations
Digitization Project to be funded by the voluntary contribution of $5
million. (...) When the Project concludes later this year over 1.25 million
pages covering the most vulnerable, older, historic documents will
have been preserved …
… The main goal of this proposal is to create a technical and
administrative framework for the digitization and migration of official
documents, and to increase and enhance the access and usability of the
content in the six official languages.
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In June 2018, DGACM requested additional funding from
Government of Qatar for a new proposed project “Digitization and enhanced
accessibility of Official Documents of the United Nations”. (...) The
document titled “Project Proposal for the Digitization and Enhanced Accessibility of
Official Documents of the United Nations” states in the relevant parts:
… This document presents a strategic plan for the United Nations
Digitization Project to be funded by the voluntary contribution of $5
million. (...) UNDT/NY/2018/051
Order No. 220 (NY/2018)
Page 14 of 21
… The main goal of this proposal is to create a technical and
administrative framework for the digitization and migration of official
documents, and to increase and enhance the access and usability of the
content in the six official languages.
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