Examples of using A management evaluation in English and their translations into Arabic
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With respect to article 8(1)(c) of the draft statute, a management evaluation will not be required for administrative decisions made at Headquarters to impose disciplinary sanctions and administrative decisions when taken pursuant to advice given by technical boards, such as the Advisory Board on Compensation Claims(see A/62/294, paras. 81 and 82).
It would also be helpful if there were an addition to the United Nations Dispute Tribunal statute and/or rules of procedure governing informal dispute resolution that would require the suspension of the timeline for filing a management evaluation request if the complaining party timely enters into informal dispute resolution.
Before proceeding to the Tribunals, staff members wishing to contest nondisciplinary matters must request a management evaluation either from the Management Evaluation Unit in the Department of Management at United Nations Headquarters,
(b) Where a staff member is not required to request a management evaluation, pursuant to staff rule 11.2(b), he or she may file an application directly with the United Nations Dispute Tribunal within ninety calendar days from the date on which the staff member received notification of the contested administrative decision.
he objected to staff rule 11.2(c) and(d), which invited delay in the administration of justice by allowing the Secretary-General to extend the deadline for the submission of a request for a management evaluation.
The Secretary-General had proposed instead to develop a management evaluation function, to be carried out by a separate unit in the Department of Management, as the first, mandatory step of the formal system of justice, in order to give the Administration an opportunity to review contested decisions and to allow it to correct or overturn previous administrative decisions, prior to a complainant's bringing a formal case to the Dispute Tribunal(A/61/758, paras. 29 and 30).
Thus, the 60-day time period to file a request for a management evaluation review would be mandatorily suspended while informal dispute-resolution proceedings are taking place,
(d) Proposing means of informally resolving disputes between staff members and the Administration; making recommendations to the Under-Secretary-General for Management on extending the deadlines for filing requests for management evaluation by staff members or for extending the deadlines for completing a management evaluation pending efforts for informal resolution by the Office of the Ombudsman;
Requests for a management evaluation may be received from:(a) staff members, former staff members, interns, type II gratis personnel, and volunteers(not including United Nations Volunteers) of the Secretariat(including Headquarters, offices away from Headquarters,
It was a welcome development that, under General Assembly resolution 63/253, interns, type II gratis personnel and volunteers other than United Nations Volunteers could request a management evaluation and that all persons who had had access to the Office of the Ombudsman under the old system would also have access to the new informal system.
(i) In cases where a management evaluation of the contested decision is required.
It also noted that the Secretary-General had proposed the development of a management evaluation function as part of the formal system.
The question of when and under which conditions a management evaluation is required should be spelled out in the statute[G77 and China].
In paragraph 25 of its resolution 61/261, the Assembly further acknowledged the need for a management evaluation process that is" efficient, effective and impartial".
C Includes all non-disciplinary cases, including cases for which a management evaluation was conducted and other non-disciplinary cases that proceeded directly to the Dispute Tribunal.
B Includes requests for which a management evaluation was deemed redundant on account of the staff member ' s concurrent application with the Disputes Tribunal.
The Secretary-General appealed a determination that a management evaluation was not necessary to consider an appeal under appendix D to the Staff Rules(workers ' compensation).
In all other instances, therefore, the completion of a management evaluation would be a prerequisite before a matter could proceed to the formal system for judicial review.

