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The Applicant is a former GS-5 Web Assistant with the United Nations Operation in Côte d’Ivoire (UNOCI). 2. (...) Accordingly, the one Web Assistant post in UNOCI would only be required until June 2016.4 10. (...) Of the three members of the Web and Digital Media Team, he is of the greatest seniority.

The Chief explained that the test would be administered through a testing web site and the link to the test would be e-mailed to him. “Once you get access to the test through the link that you received you will have 12 hours to paste your translation and revision texts on the test web site.” Mr. Krioutchkov and the Hiring Manager continued their e-mail exchanges on the logistics of the written test. (...) You can work at the office, at home or elsewhere.”11 “You don’t need any special equipment but naturally you need a computer with internet connection, a web browser and your favourite text editor.”12 9 Ilic v.

UNDT/2012/202 Page 10 of 17 experience performing functions in the Print and Web Unit of UNMIS. He also acknowledged on cross-examination that Ms. Waugh was the head of the Print and Web Unit of UNMIS. 53. During the hearings, the Applicant advanced a new claim, namely, that he was entitled to be reassigned to the new vacancy in UNMISS created by the departure of Ms. (...) Waugh’s credentials for print and web work and the Applicant having ceased to perform the functions of a PIO since 2009 is not only unsupported by evidence but is also an unfortunate afterthought.

In the Secretary-General’s view (as expressed in this report), this web-based system, which allows parties appearing before the Dispute Tribunal and the United Nations Appeals Tribunal to file and access case related documents, is “expected to increase efficiency, reduce delays and improve the overall functioning of the Registries”. 11. Representatives of relevant offices at the Secretariat, Funds and Programmes, including UNON, were invited to short training and induction sessions prior to the introduction of the system, in order to facilitate their understanding of the process and the use of the web-based tool. UNON is the only Office across the Secretariat, Funds and Programmes, which is not using this electronic filing system. 12.

Kapsou states that the publication of the judgment of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal (Appeals Tribunal) on the website of the Office of Administration of Justice (OAJ) has caused her “harm and distress” and has resulted in her still being unemployed “because any prospective employer can simply Google search [her] name or has web search[…] [her] name from any other search engine and found this URL posting by [the Appeals Tribunal] with personal details and a Ruling which doesn’t even reflect the truth”. 2.

Israbhakdi held a P-3 post of Web Systems Expert. 7. In early June 2008, during a team meeting, the then Officer-in-Charge, Information Technology Services Section (ITS) at UNCTAD informed all ITS staff members, including Mr. (...) Israbhakdi was transferred from ITS to the Web Management Unit. 10. On 1 July 2008, a fact-finding panel was established to conduct an investigation into the incident which issued its report on 13 October 2008.

The Tribunal also examined the internet link of a web page with information on the “assessment process” included in the SPT result notification sent to candidates.1 That web page informs candidates that the “assessment process has seven steps”, namely: a.

On 18 November 2020, the Applicant emailed the New York Registry of the Dispute Tribunal stating: “In accordance with the international law, especially the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (“EUGDPR”) please remove all my personal data from your public web site”. 3. On the same day, as directed by the Duty Judge, the Registry responded that all judgments issued by the Dispute Tribunal are published pursuant to art. 11.6 of its Statute and that the Applicant may file a reasoned request before the Dispute Tribunal, should he wish to request anonymity of a judgment. 4.

On 18 November 2020, the Applicant emailed the New York Registry of the Dispute Tribunal stating: “In accordance with the international law, especially the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (“EUGDPR”) please remove all my personal data from your public web site”. 3. On the same day, as directed by the Duty Judge, the Registry responded that all judgments issued by the Dispute Tribunal are published pursuant to art. 11.6 of its Statute and that the Applicant may file a reasoned request before the Dispute Tribunal, should he wish to request anonymity of a judgment. 4.

Prior to his separation from service, on 3 August 2020, he held a permanent appointment and served as a P-3 Web Officer focusing primarily on maintaining internet and web services and associated online tools. 6. (...) Galati was notified that his post of P-3 Web Officer had been identified for possible abolition.