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Judgment No. 1614

Decision

1. The Fund shall pay her material damages as set out under 13.
2. It shall pay her 3,000 United States dollars in costs.
3. Her other claims are dismissed.

Consideration 3

Extract:

"As circumstances change so must an organisation reform its structure, and that may mean doing away with posts. Even if abolition is not expressly provided for, no organisation can be required to abide for evermore by the same approach to what it has to do."

Keywords

organisation; abolition of post; reorganisation; discretion

Consideration 10

Extract:

The complainant's appointment was terminated after the Organisation abolished her post. Although the organisation knew it had a duty to look into possibilities of reassignment "it had not 'seriously' done so during the period of notice, as the rules required [as stated under Personnel Policies Manual Article 5.7.11(b)], or even afterwards. Indeed it has acknowledged by implication its failure to comply with that duty: why else offer her 'additional compensation' in relief? The plea succeeds and for that reason alone the impugned decision must be set aside."

Reference(s)

Organization rules reference: ARTICLE 5.7.11(B) OF IFAD PERSONNEL POLICIES MANUAL

Keywords

organisation's duties; staff regulations and rules; compensatory allowance; abolition of post; reassignment; termination of employment

Consideration 12

Extract:

"Contrary to what the complainant alleges, the reasons for abolishing her post were objective and had nothing to do with her own personality or performance. The decision cast no slight on her integrity and was no affront to her dignity. Her supervisors kept her informed orally and in writing about the progress of the reforms and about her own status. They thereby showed a wish to prepare her for the consequences and no bad faith may be imputed to them. The conclusion is that the defendant caused her no unnecessary or undue injury."

Keywords

lack of injury; moral injury; good faith; organisation's duties; duty to inform; respect for dignity; abolition of post



 
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