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    2024-UNAT-1413, Khaled Hejab, et al.

    Case management Procedure (first instance and UNAT)

    The UNAT held that the UNRWA DT erred in consolidating the seven cases.  The consolidated cases involved unique administrative decisions, and those decisions involved neither a common administrative policy nor a common set of facts. The nature of the misconduct attributed to the staff members was not similar among the cases.  The cases concerned staff from different UNRWA field offices.  The disciplinary measures taken were not identical among the cases, but included a wide range of penalties.  The standards of proof for the misconduct alleged in case varied. 

    The UNAT disagreed with the...

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    2024-UNAT-1463, AAW

    Costs Conduct of counsel Subject matter (ratione materiae) Case management Separation from service Production of documents Abuse of process before UNDT/UNAT Conduct Jurisdiction / receivability (UNDT or first instance) Procedure (first instance and UNAT)

    The UNAT noted that the UNRWA DT had ordered each party to nominate a psychiatrist, who in turn were to designate a third psychiatrist to review whether the staff member’s mental condition at the time he committed the burglary, sentencing for which had been the grounds for his separation in the interest of the Agency.The Commissioner-General failed to comply with this instruction, without explanation, thereby leaving the UNRWA DT with no medical information about AAW's condition at the time of the burglary.

    The UNAT found that the Commissioner-General had clearly and manifestly abused the...

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