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Article/Announcement
9 December 2020
The launch by the Secretary-General of the UN Staff Mental Health Strategy brings us a major opportunity to send the strongest message to staff that your well-being is of the utmost importance, to
FAQs
16 January 2015
Eligible staff may apply for sabbatical leave under the sabbatical leave programme to pursue projects of study and research related to the work of the United Nations.
FAQs
8 March 2016
No, interns are not considered staff members of United Nations system.
FAQs
16 January 2015
The overall quality of life at a duty station is taken into consideration in the hardship categorization of the duty station.
FAQs
5 January 2024
FAQs
5 January 2024
Article/Announcement
7 October 2019
Article/Announcement
20 July 2018
One of the Secretary-General’s top priorities when he took office in January was to address the various initiatives to achieve gender parity
Pages
17 October 2024
You will be more comfortable over the time you spend at your workstation when your equipment and the way you position yourself are well-aligned. Follow the recommendations and tips here to maximize your productivity and minimize fatigue and discomfort, and get help should any environmental factors concern you.
Article/Announcement
12 September 2017
Pages
17 October 2024
You can take every precaution to ensure your health and wellbeing and still sometimes the unforeseen medical emergency happens. In the case of an unforeseen and acute illness or injury away from established duty stations there may be need for medical evacuation. Become familiar with the provisions for medical evacuation if you are serving at or on official travel to a duty station with limited medical facilities.
Article/Announcement
21 January 2020
Promoting dignity and respect in the workplace