The Union For Staff of the European Institutions
In short, we demand:
* Immediate and regular information on all aspects of the EEAS from the nascent service itself.
* Clarity on the practical aspects of staff’s daily lives as of 1 January.
* Clear, provisional arrangements now allowing the EEAS to function and staff to work with service level agreements with Council and the Commission.
* Clarity for staff from the Member States on the provisional arrangements applying to them.
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