Basic salaries 2015-16
A yearly update of remuneration and pensions is henceforth decided by the Commission alone. As from 1 July 2015, the salaries of officials and temporary staff and those of contract staff were increased by 2.4%.
Author Archive for: Vassilis Sklias
Entries by Vassilis Sklias
Pro rata temporis mechanism confirmed and extended
Conceived by EPSU CJ and applicable solely in the Court of Justice, the pro rata temporis mechanism will henceforth apply to all officials up to grade AST 8 and AD 11, regardless of their date of recruitment (see conclusions of the consultation held between the Court Administration and EPSU CJ).
Open Space project definitively dropped at European Parliament
It is time to sweep away once and for all an obsolete form of organising work whose harmful effects have been amply demonstrated.
EPSU CJ becomes a USF-affiliate
The Federal Congress held in Dubrovnik formally admitted EPSU CJ as a full member of Union Syndicale Fédérale.
Civil Service Tribunal sacrificed to the whims of the Member States?
Giving in to a sweeping tide of intergovernmentalism, the Court of Justice is proposing to abolish the Civil Service Tribunal (CST) and to double the number of judges of the General Court!
The 2014 Reform hit women harder
On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, it is probably time to take a close look at recent developments in the field of equal opportunities.
Union finances: Transparency and accountability
Having its members’ subscriptions (€ 17.149,37) as its only resource, EPSU-CJ spent, in 2014, a total amount of € 18.202,24. An exceptionally important amount was spent on creating this Website.
No to abolishing the CST!
Giving in to a sweeping tide of intergovernmentalism, the Court of Justice is proposing to abolish the Civil Service Tribunal (CST). EPSU CJ opposes that.
Contract staff in Luxembourg: overcoming divisions, a challenge for us all
The erosion of purchasing power in Luxembourg has carried particularly severe consequences for contract staff in function groups I and II, who have found themselves below the minimum wage in force in Luxembourg.
Survey on cross-the-border commuting – conclusions (in FR)
We wish to thank all our colleagues who made this survey possible by responding to our questionnaire.