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The Application was found to be not receivable on grounds that the Applicant was not specific as to the administrative decision he was challenging and did not seek management evaluation of any decision. The Tribunal has jurisdiction to determine whether an administrative action was properly taken. This presupposes that a staff member who is challenging an administrative decision clearly identifies the decision he is seeking to challenge. The applicant must also comply with the sine qua non requirement of requesting management evaluation of the impugned decision within the stipulated timelines. The Tribunal is also “competent to review its own competence or jurisdiction in accordance with Article 2(6) of its Statute”. Where a staff member is not satisfied with the determination made by the Secretary-General, that staff member may within a period of thirty days submit a request for reconsideration pursuant to art.17 of Appendix D to the Staff Rules. The decision of the Secretary-General pursuant to an art.17 request would be open to judicial scrutiny.The court’s scrutiny is however limited to determining whether all the procedural requirements relating to the merit and assessment of the claim have been complied with. The Tribunal has no jurisdiction to evaluate the amount of compensation a staff member is entitled to following injuries suffered in the course of employment.