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Newsletter #16 May 2016

G2004 Newsletter #16 May 2016
• What the Dutch referendum and staff policies have in common
• Brexit or Bremain – what does it mean for our pensions?
• Black Humour Corner: Commission Safety Procedures
• Lyubomira (Mira) Nesheva appointed new Chair of G2004
• Storytelling Corner
• Call of Interest opened to G2004 members and supporters
• AST Art90 Complaint_G2004 template
• Support Marek Rembiasz

Newsletter #15 February 2016

G2004 Newsletter #15 2016
• Build a new management culture – don’t stop half way!
• Turning the social dialogue upside down
• Promotions: Article 90 template available to all staff
• Essentials about internal competitions

Newsletter #14 December 2015

G2004 Newsletter #14 2015 Christmas edition
Contract Agents’ saga: social dialogue, revision of DGEs, internal competitions and other tales
• Promotion system – Promotions: To complain or not to complain?
• Speakers’ corner – “OPEN SPACE” or how to sell a bad idea to good people
• Christmas hopes and wishes: A new future for the old building
• In the spotlight: an alternative route for legal redress

Newsletter #13 November 2015

G2004 Newsletter #13 2015
• New Chair elected of the Brussels Local Staff Committee
• What is new for Contract Agents joining the Commission? The new proposals in snapshot
• Another certification exercise – Another lost opportunity for Post2004 ASTs
• Generation 2004 Communication on Promotions
• Luxembourg: Staff representation electoral rules
• VP Georgieva met staff representation in Luxembourg
• Eckehard Rosenbaum elected as the new Chair of Generation 2004
• Message from the new Chair

Newsletter #10 December 2014

G2004 Newsletter #10

Generation 2004’s newsletter is 1 year old

Exactly this time one year ago (see here), we sent out to you our first, humble edition of this newsletter. Since then, we have kept our appointment with you on a monthly basis. Your response has indeed been overwhelming and instrumental in helping us to shape this newsletter as a relevant regular read for EU civil service staff who wants to know what is really going on around them, or rather behind them. Continue reading Newsletter #10 December 2014