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State of emergency – solidarity through concrete measures!
To enable colleagues under compulsory telework to cope with their overlapping duties, the expected output must be adapted to each person’s material and family conditions, particularly for parents with children under 12.
2020: Will the coronavirus attack our pay?
Since 2014, the Staff Regulations no longer leave it to the institutions to determine whether or not there has been “a serious and sudden deterioration in the economic and social situation”. Instead, they set objective criteria for this.
The termination of the Agreement with Hospitals is now backfiring
By 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.
Cross-border commuters: ‘Free of charge’ means more expensive!
As 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!