After 20 years I lost my job at the UN, now I am a Consultant
What is like to lose your job after 20 years on a permanent contract? A colleague, who wishes to remain anonymous, tells us his journey
INSIDE VIEW
Interpreting the interpreter
A journey through the interesting life of Guillermo Tóth
Caught between two worlds
Just brew it: 100 Coffees for Inclusion at the International Trade Centre
Inclusion fatigue? Have some coffee! How we stimulated diversity discussions at the International Trade Centre by talking to 100 employees
What the Staff Council has been doing for you
The new frontier of human rights
Empowering the UN Human Rights Office with a digital view
Pauline Couty: 1938 – 2020
In memory of a dear friend and colleague Pauline Couty, who over many years taught French at the UN Geneva and the UN New York.
How life has changed in my 32 years at the Palais
In the first article of this series, UN Today asks Cathy Peck Arif to look back over her 32 years at the Palais (although she’s not near retirement yet) and tell us how things have changed, for the better or for the worse.
