THE OFFICE OF STAFF LEGAL ASSISTANCE (OSLA)
The Office of Staff Legal Assistance (OSLA) was established in 2009 to provide legal advice and representation to United Nations staff members (and former staff and the representatives of deceased or incapacitated staff members) who wish to appeal an adverse administrative decision, or who are subject to disciplinary action.
OSLA is independent and the advice it offers is confidential. OSLA does not charge a fee for its services.
If you are a United Nations staff member or former staff member, or the representative of a deceased staff member, OSLA may be able to assist you. See the complete list of UN entities whose staff have recourse to OSLA. To request help, contact OSLA.
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RECENT SUCCESSES
OSLA CAN HELP IF
YOU ARE A UN SYSTEM STAFF MEMBER AND ARE A UN WORKPLACE VICTIM OF:
Harassment, abuse of authority, discrimination
Facing disciplinary charges at the UN
Have been denied United Nations contract renewal
Are concerned about a staff selection exercise at the United Nations
Learn more about how OSLA can help you with the above issues and more →
