Neil Fishman, Attorney at Law
There are three distinct phases of international civil service law: litigation, administrative decisions, and rule making.While the first two phases receive most of the attention from employees of international organizations, Continue Reading →
An international organization’s discretionary power (or discretionary authority) is not unlimited. Its “freedom to act” when taking decisions concerning staff is subject to five important limitations.Nothing in this article is Continue Reading →
Do Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations Impact the Rights of International Civil Servant?Vaccine mandates may impact or even violate the rights of international civil servants. This article briefly explains the framework of Continue Reading →
Disclosure of evidence in disciplinary cases of harassment, and particularly sexual harassment, has required the International Labour Organization Administrative Tribunal (ILOAT) to carefully balance the due process rights of the Continue Reading →
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented numbers of people to work from home. But, one major disadvantage is “rust-out”, which happens when your world of work changes and suddenly your Continue Reading →
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Neil Fishman is donating 50% of revenue from new clients to causes engaged in coronavirus relief efforts through June 2020.50% of revenue from new Continue Reading →
In this post, we provide four tips to help you avoid becoming embroiled in a workplace dispute. This post is for staff members, consultants and interns of international organizations, but Continue Reading →
Have you ever felt insecure, anxious or confused about your rights as an employee of an international organization?Have you faced a problem at work and wondered whether the organization was Continue Reading →