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Positive change at the Brussels Local Staff Committee?

Brussels, Newsletter - 2020-04-16 Print This Post

It seems our article on the Brussels Local Staff Committee (LSC) positive change from last month was perhaps given the wrong title. Following the latest March plenary session, we now believe a question mark is needed.  The correct title would then be: Positive change at the Brussels Local Staff Committee?

We believe this is so because of the positions and actions of some trade unions during the March plenary session, held with the single point of electing a new president of the LSC Brussels and this despite the request by Generation 2004 to include other points of more relevance for staff in the agenda. Continue reading Positive change at the Brussels Local Staff Committee? →

On the functioning of the Brussels LSC

Brussels, Electoral reform, Local Staff Committee, Newsletter #38 - Dec 2019 Print This Post

As you may know, Generation 2004 scored highest in the last Brussels local staff committee elections with 30% of votes. It was not only a big surprise to the administration, but foremost to the other trade unions. Despite the huge gain in votes and representativeness and due to preferential votes to smaller trade unions, G2004 did not obtain due number of seats in the Local Staff Committee Brussels (LSC). The new President Continue reading On the functioning of the Brussels LSC →

Brussels Local Staff Committee: Generation2004’s Pascal Le Grand has been elected President

Brussels, Elections, Local elections, Newsletter #1 - Dec 2013, z Newsletter article Print This Post
  • Our member Pascal Le Grand (DG ENV) has been elected President of the Local Staff Committee in Brussels. He replaces Daniela Mormile who resigned from the post according to a rotation agreement among the leading lists. Pascal’s main objective for the coming months is to make the work of the LSC more efficient and transparent. WE WISH HIM ALL THE BEST!