IMF Administrative Tribunal - Volumes of IMFAT Reports
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- IMF Administrative Tribunal - Volumes of IMFAT Reports
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Mandate and Function
- The International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal (IMFAT) adjudicates employment disputes between staff members and the IMF.
Available Materials in Volumes I–V
- Volumes I – V of the International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal Reports.
- Each Volume includes:
- Introductory Chapter analyzing the Tribunal’s jurisprudence for the relevant period.
- Full texts of Judgments and Orders.
- Detailed topical Index of Judgments and Orders.
- Appendix (Statute, Rules of Procedure, and Report of the Executive Board on the Establishment of the Administrative Tribunal).
- Volume listings with coverage years:
- Volume I (1994-1999)
- Volume II (2000-2002)
- Volume III (2003-2004)
- Volume IV (2005)
- Volume V (2006)
Supplementary Tribunal Materials and Topics
- Related Tribunal resources and topics referenced:
- New Search Tool for Tribunal Judgments and Orders
- Composition of the Tribunal
- Statute of the Administrative Tribunal
- Commentary on the Statute
- Resolutions of the Board of Governors
- Rules of Procedure
- Code of Judicial Conduct
- Pending Cases
- Judgments
- Orders
- News Alerts
- Index of Judgements and Orders
- Revised Decision on the Protection of Privacy and Method of Publication
- Tribunal’s Operations During Pandemic
- IMFAT 30th Anniversary Conference
- Reports on IMFAT 30th Anniversary Conference
- See also: IMF Staff Ethics, Financial Disclosure, and Resolution of Staff Disputes
Access and Coverage
- The collection comprises five bound Volumes covering Tribunal decisions and analysis for the periods listed under Volumes I–V.
- Each Volume provides primary source texts (Judgments and Orders) and supporting legal materials (Statute, Rules of Procedure, and Executive Board report) for use in research and reference.
Content in this bundle
- The International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal: Its First Six Years
- International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal Reports Volume II 2000–2002
- International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal Reports Vplume III 2003–2004
- Section in which Mr. “F” worked suffered from an atmosphere of religious
- Developments in the Jurisprudence of the International Monetary Fund Administrative Tribunal: 2006
- INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL — Code of Judicial Conduct
- conclusion sustained that factors other than discrimination affected Applicant’s career
- Revised Decision on the protection of privacy and method of publication
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