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Rule 9.2(b)

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The Tribunal was not persuaded by the Applicant’s argument that staff rule 9.2(b) should apply to her case because her resignation was not genuine and the Administration had set her up for resignation. Rather, it was apparent to the Tribunal that the Applicant’s resignation was situational and a consequence of a combination of earlier decisions taken by the Applicant and the external factors. The Applicant overestimated the power of her newly acquired diploma on the job market which proved more difficult than she had expected. The Applicant made no inquiries concerning termination indemnity...