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Eurofedop Seminar - Three years after the migration and security agendas - Where does the public sector stand?
Bucharest (Romania), 20-22.09.2018
12 October 2018Short report is available (EN) -
Gerrit van de Kamp and Jacqueline Hirt, wishing to express their international support to actions organised at national level, took part in a demonstration, organised in the streets in the Centre of Warsaw, on 2nd October last.
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NO employment conditions agreement for the defence sector in the Netherlands
The Netherlands, 04.10.2018
9 October 2018During the consultation of 04.10.2018, the trade unions of the government staff indicated that they could not agree with the negotiation result. -
Transfair Congress - The employers must become aware again of their social responsibility
Bern (Switzerland), 25.05.2018
31 August 2018Transfair discussed and unanimously adopted its new strategy for 2018-2022. With this strategy, the organisation reinforced the values it stands for … -
EP - EMPL - Discussion on European Commission proposal for the establishment of a European Labour Authority
Brussels (Belgium), 29.08.2018
30 August 2018Jean Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, announced the creation of a European Labour Authority in his … -
The reorganisation of Telecom in Kosovo will cost hundreds of jobs
Pristina (Kosovo), 09-10.07.2018
22 August 2018Following an analysis from our local trade union FSP-PTK, Eurofedop set up a diplomatic mission on 9-10.07.2018. -
Defence and trade unions reach elementary negotiation agreement
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EPU - Minimum Standards for Maximal Security
6 July 2018Angel DZHAMBAZKI from the European conservatives and Reformists Group from Bulgaria used his one-minute speech on matters of political importance to convince … -
Eurofedop condemns this lethal attack in the strongest words and with a call for renewing the discussion on penitentiary leaves.
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Romania – Health Services
25 May 2018Vice-president of Eurofedop, Viorel Rotilă, informs us of agreement reached between the Government of Romania and the trade unions ‘Solidaritatea Sanitara’ (chaired by Viorel Rotilă) and ‘Sanitas’ (Socialist trade union).
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