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Recent publications

The termination of the Agreement with Hospitals is now backfiring

March 5, 2020

en-savoir-plus-pdf-frBy terminating the 1996 Agreement with the Luxembourgish Hospitals the Commission has left behind a legal vacuum. Now, it’s the PMO that decides! And it decides to abolish generalised direct billing for inpatients. How did we get here? EPSU CJ provides answers.

/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png 0 0 Vassilis Sklias /wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png Vassilis Sklias2020-03-05 13:39:572020-04-22 23:25:04The termination of the Agreement with Hospitals is now backfiring

Cross-border commuters: ‘Free of charge’ means more expensive!

February 9, 2020

en-savoir-plus-pdf-frAs from 1 March 2020, public transportation within the GD of Luxembourg will be free of charge. But what about cross-border commuters ? It turns out that in some cases it will be more expensive than before!

/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png 0 0 Vassilis Sklias /wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png Vassilis Sklias2020-02-09 23:08:162020-03-06 22:22:46Cross-border commuters: ‘Free of charge’ means more expensive!

The 2019-20 Salary Grid

January 22, 2020

The remuneration and pensions for the month of December are updated with effect from 1 July 2019: In the tables ‘officials and temporary staff’ and ‘contract staff’ you will find useful links; see also 2019 Update. The Luxembourgish Social Minimum Wage was increased as from 1-1-2020. On the basis of an agreement concluded with EPSU-CJ, the Court of Justice provides a pay supplement to colleagues who earn less than the Social Minimum Wage.

/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png 0 0 Vassilis Sklias /wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png Vassilis Sklias2020-01-22 13:00:132020-01-22 14:26:51The 2019-20 Salary Grid

2019 Elections – Our positions in short

December 2, 2019

en-savoir-plus-pdf-frDespite 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!

/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png 0 0 Vassilis Sklias /wp-content/uploads/2018/05/logo_usf_epsu_cj_PNG.png Vassilis Sklias2019-12-02 14:51:092019-12-02 22:21:202019 Elections – Our positions in short
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    EPSU CJ is affiliated to Patiente Vertriedung asbl, whose mission is to defend patients’ rights.

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