2019 Elections – Our positions in short
Despite its lack of human ressources, EPSU-CJ has been able to deal with things that matter. Give us the means to do much more! Restore the missing balance!
Archive for year: 2019
Season-tickets for cross-border workers!
The institution, which will be released in future from its contribution to the mPass, will have to subsidize our cross-border colleagues in a way that has yet to be specified.
2019 Elections – The staff at a crossroads
The independence that matters to you is independence from the institutions! A Staff Committee can act in a spirit of independence only if it is backed by a strong and independent trade union! The team of EPSU-CJ candidates has the means and the determination to defend you at all levels of staff representation, both statutory and trade-union.
EPSU-CJ Message for the elections
A strong Staff Committee is one backed by a strong and independent trade union!
2019 Salaries update +2.0%
The combined effect of the gain in the purchasing power of national civil servants (+0.5) and the Joint Brussels-Luxembourg Index (+1.5%) results in an update of our pay and pensions by 2.0%.
Frontal attack on the European public service
“ … France supports the adoption of economic measures such as adopting a new target of overall staff reduction …”.
How the Joint Index cost us 0.5 %
The ‘Joint Index’ —which makes no economic sense— has reduced, in fact, our general salary growth by 0.5 % since 2015.
Patiente Vertriedung asbl
EPSU CJ is affiliated to Patiente Vertriedung asbl, whose mission is to defend patients’ rights.
Creating a correction coefficient (cc) for Luxembourg? Legal framework
The conflict between the economic reality and the legal framework in force has given rise to the demand for a Luxembourg cc. However legitimate the debate on the usefulness of this claim may be, misrepresenting the legal framework (‘fake law’) is just unacceptable.
Creating a correction coefficient (cc) for Luxembourg? Legal framework
The conflict between the economic reality and the legal framework in force has given rise to the demand for a Luxembourg cc. However legitimate the debate on the usefulness of this claim may be, misrepresenting the legal framework (‘fake law’) is just unacceptable.