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Jugement n° 4762

Décision

1. The impugned decision of 14 December 2020 is set aside.
2. The matter is remitted to WHO/UNAIDS in order for the Executive Director to make a further decision on the complainant’s internal appeal.
3. WHO shall pay the complainant 10,000 United States dollars as costs.
4. All other claims are dismissed.

Synthèse

The complainant contests the decision to dismiss him for misconduct.

Mots-clés du jugement

Mots-clés

Requête admise; Licenciement; Faute; Motivation de la décision finale

Considérant 8

Extrait:

It is well settled in the Tribunal’s case law that the executive head of an international organisation, while at liberty to disagree with, and reject, recommendations made by an internal appeal body, must explain why and the basis for the disagreement and rejection (see, for example, Judgment 4598, consideration 12). The Executive Director has not done so in the present case and her decision should be quashed and the matter remitted to the WHO/UNAIDS for a fresh decision to be taken.

Référence(s)

ILOAT Judgment(s): 4598

Mots-clés

Compétence du Tribunal; Motivation de la décision finale

Considérant 9

Extrait:

The complainant [...] seeks moral damages for the length it has taken for the initial harassment claim of Ms B. to be investigated and resolved by a final decision of the Executive Director, a period of almost two and half years. The moral injury asserted by the complainant is simply described as unnecessary anguish, stress and reputational damage. While it can be assumed his dismissal might have had this effect, it is not self-evidently so in relation to the time complained of by him. The complainant bears the burden of proving moral injury and a causal relationship between that and the event complained of but has not done so in this case (see, for example, Judgment 4644, consideration 7).

Référence(s)

ILOAT Judgment(s): 4644

Mots-clés

Tort moral; Charge de la preuve; Indemnité pour tort moral



 
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