Proposal for a Regulation of the EP and the Council amending the Staff Regulations of Officials and the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union The main documents presented to the Staff on June 29 2011 – 19:10 pm 20/06/2011: Contributions from the Austrian, Danish, Finnish, French, German, Netherlands, Swedish, United Kingdom […]
Read moreOur Pensions
Kinnock has damaged our pension schemes and the salary adjustment method by applying rough and ready changes without proper dialogue with the trade unions. The result is that you will have to work longer and contribute more, to reach the same level of allowances and therefore the same level of retirement. The salary adjustment method was changed to save money. Between 2004 and 2008, the Kinnock method has decreased your purchasing power by 2.3% in 4 years, which represents a saving of less than 1% of the entire community budget. The current salary adjustment method will end in 2013. The true challenge will be to replace it and to decide what to replace it with.
At his meeting with the trade unions on 6 May 2011, VP Šef?ovi? tried to put an end to the pessimist rumours regarding the reform of the Staff Regulations. Does the European Commission really want to defend its staff? Staff must be ready to join forces and take action.
Read more?On Monday 9 May 2011, the SURE Committee (??Committee on Policy Challenges holding a Special committee on the policy challenges and budgetary resources for a sustainable European Union after 2013) holded an additional meeting dedicated to the discussion on administrative expenditure in the next MFF. The exchange of views has taken place in the presence of […]
Read moreThe Commission has today adopted a Report to the Council and the Parliament which provides a check of the equivalence between “old” and “new” career structures in the European Institutions.
Read moreAnother Europe is possible
R&D Staff Union of European institutions, endorsed the actions of the Belgian trade unions (FGTB and CSC) supported by the ETUC (European Trade Union Confederation) in the framework of the European day of action on 24 March.