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Mr. Bouvier promised to help. But nothing happened. The Respondent’s Case 37. (...) The evidence also shows that the Respondent tried to help the Applicant secure a job within UNEP or outside of UNEP by writing to officials of different organizations to consider her applications. (...) However the Tribunal cannot help noting that Clause 7 of the Agreement might have created the, albeit wrong, impression, that the Applicant would be offered a job by the Respondent.

Auer that he had asked Mr. Brusa to help him find a new posting outside Malawi. He expressed disappointment that Ms. (...) Brusa in Nairobi, alleging that the Applicant received help with his LDI project from other staff members. 28. (...) It was further stated that: When we arrived at the shop, we met with a shop attendant who was not helpful. [The Applicant] became impatient and said he wanted to see the manager of the shop.

The Applicant and a few others helped them to load some of the new/unused tiles. (...) Under cross-examination, the Applicant repeated that he helped Mr. Parakiti to load the new tiles into the truck. (...) It also follows that the Applicant was not to help his colleague, “under the guidance of that colleague” to steal UNMISS properties. 57.

Afeworki seeks the assistance of the Appeals Tribunal in obtaining the spreadsheet, which she has no recourse to secure, because she asserts the evidence will help establish the veracity of her claim that she was subject to discrimination and favoritism during the downsizing exercise. Moreover, she asserts it will help ascertain more facts and “conclusively prove ‘error of fact’” in the UNDT’s ruling.

I am persuaded that his own attitude was the primary cause of his inability to make the move with a reasonable degree of success, even if more help would have been required, or at least desirable, to enable full effectiveness. (...) The applicant’s general complaints about the lack of direction or help are unpersuasive. I believe that he was well aware that his performance was a great deal less than optimal but was unable to take any effective action, for whatever reason, to remedy the situation. (...) She explained that training was unnecessary and that the former supervisor would help him. She requested the former supervisor to provide the applicant with sample documents in order that he could develop an individual work plan.

Saeed contacted the Registry via e-mail to request help in filing his appeal, and claiming that he was only notified of the issuance of the UNRWA Judgment on 18 March 2015 when he contacted the Registry of the UNRWA DT. 3. (...) Saeed claims that despite the help of Registry he had not succeeded in filing his appeal electronically and that the death of his brother on 12 April 2015 had occupied him and his family.

P. around mid-July 2016 because he wanted to help his cousin who was visiting New Delhi for the first time and Mr. (...) S. admitted that she cheated and helped the Applicant cheat on the test. Two other staff members confirmed Ms. (...) P.’s iPad and the Applicant helped her to answer some questions of the test; and b.

Fosse’s great knowledge and tremendous experience “[could] help OICT establish and sustain this key function”. (...) Fosse’s assignment to the Global Help Desk would be temporary, as she instructed Ms. Fosse to “establish and sustain” the Global Help Desk in her “new role”. The USG/M advised Ms.

Maybe in the evening? Or could Alejo help? What is it we want to discuss? Cheers. (...) What I think might be helpful to understand is whether it was conveyed to Mr. (...) For example, if we had set up a meeting specifically to discuss this, that would be helpful. But if the discussion was incidental to another issue, that would be less helpful.

McKay, in the early morning of 28 January 2007, she noticed her husband experiencing severe chest pain. She tried to secure help through her husband’s radio, personal mobile phone and neighbours. 4. (...) McKay had already died by the time she called for help at approximately 6 am, on 28 January 2007. (...) McKay had died before his wife called for help. As this conclusion is not manifestly unreasonable, the appeal cannot be allowed. 34.