Under Regulation 22 of the Staff Regulations ("Staff Manual", pdf, 3428 kb) of the OECD:
- The Administrative Tribunal is composed of 3 judges and 3 deputies from outside the Organisation
- They are appointed by the Council for a period of 3 years (renewable) from among persons of proven impartiality who are jurists or otherwise highly qualified in labour law or civil service law or in the field of labour relations at national or international level
- The Council also appoints the Chairman from among the judges, having regard to their judicial experience
- It is provided that the members of the Tribunal shall be of different nationalities and that, overall, their selection shall ensure that the main legal systems of the member countries of the Organisation are represented
As of 1 January 2017, the Administrative Tribunal of the OECD is composed as follows:
Chairman
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Judges
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Deputies
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Ms Louise Otis Judge at the Quebec Court of Appeal and at the Superior Court of Quebec
Nationality: Canadian
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Professor Luigi Condorelli Professor of International Law at the University of Florence
Nationality: Italian
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Ms Hedvig Forsselius Deputy Director, Ministry of Employment of Sweden, former Assistant Judge, Eskiltsuna District Court of Sweden
Nationality: Swedish
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Mr Pierre-François Racine Judge at the Conseil d'Etat, the French Supreme Administrative Court
Nationality: French
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Mr João Manuel Da Silva Miguel Judge of the Supreme Court of Justice (Criminal Chamber)
Nationality: Portuguese
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Ms Jennifer Eady Senior Circuit Judge at the Employment Appeal Tribunal
Nationality: English
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The current mandate of the Tribunal expires on 31 December 2019.