I wake up and it is just another ordinary day. I prepare breakfast and get my child ready. Then head to the crèche before going to the office.
But to my great surprise, the crèche is closed. Nobody seems to be around. When I finally spot someone I know, I ask what is going on. Maybe a strike? “Not really. Weren’t you informed? This service is not provided any more to Commission staff. You need to find a place in a local crèche. And considering how crowded they are, good luck!” Continue reading Brave new world at the Commission: the day the staff representation was abolished

*This article was published in November 2021 in response to promises made during Brussels, Karlsruhe and Ispra elections. Here are the
Almost 18 years after the drastic
The local staff committee (LSC) elections for outside the Union, Ispra/Seville and Brussels have all had to be extended (see below).
The electoral campaigns are already ongoing and Generation 2004 has the pleasure to invite you to specific meetings dedicated to the following topics:
We are living in crucial times, when we see our working conditions radically changing for the worse without the proper involvement of staff and their representatives.
Many of you wonder, since there is no legal basis for
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