EU staff regulations 2014
The EU staff regulations 2014
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Women´s Day - 8 March
"The day that we no longer celebrate Women's Day, we will have achieved perfect equality."
Ex-Commissioner Viviane Reding once remarked.
We are still far from that day !
In a more nuanced way, Simone de Beauvoir advised:
"Never forget that it only needs a political, economic or religious crisis to cast doubt on women's rights. These will never be acquired rights. You will have to stay vigilant your whole life."
Mr Juncker, defend the institutions and their staff from defamatroy attacks by lobbyists & media
Open letter to Mr Juncker, President of the European Commission
Subject: Need to ensure the effective rebuttal of defamatory attacks on the institutions and their staff by anti-European lobbyists and media
Mr President,
The Court of Justice condems the practices of the Commission's Investigatory and Disciplinary Office. Why judgment T-270/16P is so important for you!
The judgment of 14 February 2017 concerns a case that the Federation defended before the highest jurisdiction of the European legal order. It condemns the Commission for the Investigatory and Disciplinary Office's excesses.
Theme of the day: hospital billing
The FEDERATION seeks via this information note to ensure the long term viability of our sickness insurance scheme (JSIS) and to enable you to take informed decisions.
We are very attached to our sickness insurance scheme, the JSIS, and wish to see it work well and in a sustainable manner for the benefit of all colleagues.
The key points that motivate us are:
THE FFPE CONFIRMS ITS SOLIDARITY TOWARDS COLLEAGUES FROM THE UK WHO ARE EUROPEAN OFFICIALS FIRST AND FOREMOST
Europe is anything but a simple journey. Four days after the 60th Anniversary of the Treaties of Rome, Ms MAY, the UK Prime Minister, triggers Article 50 and the United Kingdom formally requested negotiations with the European Union, regarding the exit of a Union it joined in 1973.