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​The Termination of Appointment for Reasons of Health policy is available in Spanish. To access the document, click on the Spanish language tab.

The policy has been revised to clearly specify the terms and conditions for termination of staff appointments including the amount of the termination payments which are applicable. 

​The Termination of Appointment policy is now available in French. To access the document, click on the French language tab.

The new policy highlights that the approval of agreed separations remains discretionary and is not an entitlement. The policy also provides a sliding payment scale for additional discretionary amounts that UNDP could pay in cases of agreed separation of staff. As of 1 January 2018, the 'Termination of Appointment' policy supersedes the Termination Indemnity policy and the guidelines in the UNDP Agreed Separation Arrangements. Terminations of appointment and separations resulting from an approved Rationale for Change prior to 1 January 2018 will continue to follow the UNDP Agreed Separation Arr ...

The new policy highlights that the approval of agreed separations remains discretionary and is not an entitlement. The policy also provides a sliding payment scale for additional discretionary amounts that UNDP could pay in cases of agreed separation of staff.

As of 1 January 2018, the 'Termination of Appointment' policy supersedes the Termination Indemnity policy and the
guidelines in the UNDP Agreed Separation Arrangements. Terminations of appointment and separations resulting from an approved Rationale for Change prior to 1 January 2018 will continue to follow the UNDP Agreed Separation Arrangements.

​The following policies are now available in Spanish. To access the content, click on the Spanish language tab of the respective policy page:Temporary AppointmentSelection and Reassignment Policy International Rotational Posts Rules and Procedures for the UNDP Compliance Review Panel (CRP) Absence Management Guidelines Annual LeaveFlexible Working Arrangements  Time off for Breastfeeding Termination of Appointment Performance Management and DevelopmentService Contracts

​The Repatriation Grant policy is now available in Spanish. To access the content, click on the Spanish language tab.

The Repatriation Grant policy is now available in French. To access the content, click on the French language tab

Eligibility to repatriation grant is subject to a minimum of five years of expatriate service. Serving staff will retain their eligibility under the current grant up to the number of years accrued at the time of implementation.

New in Human Resources Management chapter Paternity Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, conditions  and procedures for applying for Paternity Leave after the birth of the child Maternity Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, conditions  and procedures for applying for  Maternity Leave Hours of Work Explains the estbalished definitions of workweek, working hours, lunch break, designated holidays ect Special Leave This policy establishes the circumstances, eligibility and procedures for applying for Special Leave of absence from work Adoption Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, condit ...

New in Human Resources Management chapter Paternity Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, conditions  and procedures for applying for Paternity Leave after the birth of the child Maternity Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, conditions  and procedures for applying for  Maternity Leave Hours of Work Explains the estbalished definitions of workweek, working hours, lunch break, designated holidays ect Special Leave This policy establishes the circumstances, eligibility and procedures for applying for Special Leave of absence from work Adoption Leave Explains  eligibility, duration, conditions  and procedures for applying for Adoption Leave  which in granted instead of Maternity or Paternity Leaves Certification of Services Explains the applicability and procedures for  requesting the certification of services

This policy replaces the “Retirement” Policy and is UNDP’s implementation of the New Compensation Package approved by the General Assembly [GA Resolution 70/244 in February 2016]. Key changes are as follows: a) In accordance with UN Staff Regulation 9.2, the age for mandatory separation in UNDP is age 60 for staff members that are recruited before 1 January 1990; age 62 for staff members that are recruited on or after 1 January 1990 and age 65 for staff members that are recruited on or after 1 January, 2014. b) Former staff members may not receive compensation of more than US$ 50,000 for u ...

This policy replaces the “Retirement” Policy and is UNDP’s implementation of the New Compensation Package approved by the General Assembly [GA Resolution 70/244 in February 2016]. Key changes are as follows:
a) In accordance with UN Staff Regulation 9.2, the age for mandatory separation in UNDP is age 60 for staff members that are recruited before 1 January 1990; age 62 for staff members that are recruited on or after 1 January 1990 and age 65 for staff members that are recruited on or after 1 January, 2014.
b) Former staff members may not receive compensation of more than US$ 50,000 for up to six months of employment or engagement, without suspension of his or her UNJSPF retirement benefit.