text: Tribunal that he had decided to promote the Applicant "retroactively to the P-5 level from 1 October 1986 and as a consequence [the Applicant would] be paid the appropriate salary and allowances and her pension entitlement [would] be recalculated;" Whereas, on 26 April 1990, the Tribunal asked the Applicant whether she maintained her appeal and on 27 April 1990 and 3 May 1990, the Applicant informed the Tribunal that: "[she] maintain[ed] her application insofar as it concerns the compensation due the Applicant for the moral and emotional injury sustained as a result of the unconscionable delay of almost four years in obtaining her rights as well as the request for reimbursement of legal and administrative expenses incurred in pursuing her appeal, now totalling over [US]$3000.00." Whereas the facts in the case are as follows: Simone Marie Kleckner entered the service of the United Nations on 27 January 1975, as a Librarian at the P-3, step I level, in charge of the Legal Branch of the Dag Hammarskjold Library, at the Department of Conference Services (DCS). Her post was part of the Library's General Reference Section. She served initially on a- 4 - series of fixed-term appointments until 16 February 1977, when she was offered a probationary appointment. On 1 November 1977, her appointment became permanent and on 1 April 1982, she was promoted to the P-4 level. On 20 March 1986, the Secretary-General announced to the staff in ST/SGB/217 that the Organization was confronting a financial crisis and that he intended to implement immediately a series of economy measures in order to redress the situation. One of such measures was the suspension of the 1986 promotion review process for six months. On 9<April 1986, the Applicant applied for the job of Chief
analysis: This text appears to be related to an employment dispute within the United Nations organization. The Applicant, Simone Marie Kleckner, is seeking compensation for the delay in promoting her to a higher level and reimbursement of legal and administrative expenses. The text does not mention any specific projects or initiatives related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories. Instead, it focuses on the internal procedures and policies of the United Nations.