text: UNITED NATIONS AT AT/DEC/476 16 bay 1990 9RIGIIKG: ENGLISH Case No. 498: FlXZERS OmposedofMr.Jemme-, Vice-Prwident,presiding;W.Samrar Sen;Mr. IoanVoicu; ~,on1~1989,ErikNikol~Valters,afanaerstaff ms&eroftheUnitmdNations, filedanapplicatim, thepleasoftitim as follf3m: "II. Pleas 10. Ihe Applicant respectrully recped3 the 2kbhktmtive Twxmaltomake~followingfindingsaswlellastotake the folluwirq dscisian: (a)ToemiorsetheunanhmsconclUsionoftkbeJoti~S EuardthattheAdmin%mtionfailedtogxmtectthe Applicant8sregmtationandthatthe~licantsuffered -=any masomblepersonwuldunder simil.ar cirrxlmstances (...). (b)Tofi.Mthat~Joi.ntAppealsBo-erred-it amsideredthatitdid not have agnpetenCre (=-.) t0 amsiderthxu2mmMm of 7 May 1987 frcm the Assistant r fanm-vw oumselandtkbeunder-mffor . l -2 - appoinbnent (...), a memorandum which was made available totheApplicantor%lyinocltcber 1988; and to find also that this mcsnarandum (i) amuntedtoafurtherir&ance OfdefamtiOndirectedagainstthe ~icant,and(ii) subtitutedanew reasonformlievingtheApplicantof his ftmctim. (C)'IbfinUhattheJointZQqmlsBoard~in~ing theApplicanttopmvideevidencetosuk&mtiate~ lossdirectlyresultingfraathe~~tim'sfailure to gtimect his lxiputation (...). (d)Tbfindthatthesecremy~ failed to implenmt in gcodfaiththe umnimus~tionof~Joi.nt Appeals Board, appmved by him, that the Adminimtim issuetotheApplicantapersmalletterofapologyfor its failure to pmtect his pe3xml repltation (...). (e)Tbfindthatthesecmbwy-Geneml failedtoilnplelnent in goodfaiUItheunanbms~onoftheJoi.nt l4ppeahBoard,~byhiln,thattkme-tim issuea formal clarificatimofthesituationsoasto correctanymisuxq+m~thecircurastances underwhi&theApplicantwassepamtedfmnsemiceand toachaAedgehismeritcrioussemiceandgoodstandhg (...). (f) Tbfindthat,asaresultofthedouble failureofthe Semetaq~to~~ingoodfaithaunanimous reammdationoftheJointAppealsEkxuxi,aswellasa resultofthesuhnissionoftheReqxm%kfsreplytothe Joi.ntA@ealsBardafteralapseofeightmmths (insteadofwiim.n~~as~bystaff Ftule 111.2(g)), the Adtministratim had&Ably delayed theApplicant~svindicationandthembycausedfurUm injurytohinl. (g) In view of all of the above, and in view of the ~and~tiMtiOfthecase,to ~i~that,fardll~injuries~hassuffered,~ ApplicantbepaidtheequivaleWof39mmthsnetbase salary (1essthecmeday'ssalaryhehasaIlmady received)asmllasfaxyeameduzaticngrantforhis dau$Mxr,thusbhngingtheApplicant~stmtal cmq?nsatim,includingthealluwances fc#:theagreed lxzmlnationofhis PenaanentaIspointmerrtt-- 6Omoplthsnetbasesalary,pluseducatimgrant,~chhe wnildhavereceivedhadhereminedintheserviceofthe United Nations until the mrmal retiremerrt age of 60." -3 - Whereasthe~filedhis answer on 10 April 1989; WhereastheApplicant filedwritten olsermtiorrs on 15 June 1989; t4hmas, on 3 April 1990, th Applicant suFmitted an a&!iticmal (acameet Mhereasthef~inthecaseareasfollakls: W~Applicantentered uuHemiceoftheuni~~tionson3october 1956asaSpecialInternatttaeOfficesoftheSecretary-Genesdl. E&been October 1957 and Decmber 1960, he served the c&qanization in the Office of PublicInformationonspecialserviceagre9aents. On 1 January 1961, he was offeredap&aticnaryappointmentasanAssociate InformtionOfficerat the P-2, Step I level at the Radio and Visual Se.n&es Division of the Deprbmt of Public Information (DPI). Cm 1 January 1963, he was offered a penmnmtappointnmt. The~licmtamtimedtoservetheOqanizati~in thesazneDepartmentLtntillMay1987,wfienhewas grantedspecialleavewith fullpayuntil31August1987,thedateof his sepmkionfrcauthe semi= OftheuN. -hiscareer with~mitedNaticxls,the~licantwas pxmtedtitheP-3levelin1964, tothep-41evelin1968,tothe~5 level in 1972 am to the IF1 level in 1977. At tkLe time of the Applicant's ~tinnfranservioe,heheldthepostofchiefof~~o~~at theFhdioandVisualSemicesDivisicm,DPI. 
analysis: The text appears to be a case study or a complaint filed by an individual, Mr. Jemme-, who was employed by the United Nations. The document details the applicant's career progression, his termination from service, and the alleged failures of the UN administration to protect his reputation and provide adequate compensation. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, or humanitarian aid, as it focuses on an individual's employment and personal circumstances.