Executive
Internal Decision Making
The EPSU last Congress was held from 8 to 11 June 2009 in Brussels. It adopted a series of resolutions on public services, collective bargaining, pensions and gender equality.
In between Congresses, the Executive and Steering Committees are responsible for decision making.
To focus technical and vocational work, the following Standing Committees have been set up:
National and European Administration
Local and regional government
Health and social services
Public utilities
The EPSU is presided by Anne-Marie Perret, FGF-FO, France. Carola Fischbach-Pyttel is the EPSU General Secretary. The Vice-Presidents are Dave Prentis, UNISON, UK and Tuire Santamäki-Vuori, JHL, Finland, Rosa Pavanelli, FP-CGIL, Italy and Mikhail Kuzmenko, HWURF, Russia.
(русский) General Secretary views - new year 2008 and the challenges ahead
Желаю Вам счастливого и успешного Нового года. Это циркулярное письмо предоставляет Вам краткий обзор вопросов, которые будут подниматься в этом году и не только.
1. Конгресс EPSU
Конгресс EPSU состоится 8 -11 июня 2009 года в Брюсселе 1050, Flagey Centre. Официальный созыв будет выпущен в начале мая этого года. Подготовка содержания Конгресса уже началась с первого семинара по общественным услугам, который состоится 29 января, где проведется дискуссия по определению главных ориентиров для ведущих решений в общественных услугах. Первые собрания (...)
1. Конгресс EPSU
Конгресс EPSU состоится 8 -11 июня 2009 года в Брюсселе 1050, Flagey Centre. Официальный созыв будет выпущен в начале мая этого года. Подготовка содержания Конгресса уже началась с первого семинара по общественным услугам, который состоится 29 января, где проведется дискуссия по определению главных ориентиров для ведущих решений в общественных услугах. Первые собрания (...)
ETUC Congress - Follow up
DOCUMENTS ADOPTED BY THE ETUC CONGRESS
Seville, 21 - 24 May 2007
The ETUC Congress was attended by 790 delegates from 81 confederations and 12 industry federations. The EPSU delegation list is enclosed.
The documents adopted by the 11th ETUC Congress are:
1. The Seville Manifesto
2. ETUC Charter on Gender Mainstreaming in Trade Unions.
3. ETUC Constitution
4. Activity report
5. Strategy and Action Plan (which includes the adopted statement: On the Offensive on Pay - Towards Equality) (...)
Seville, 21 - 24 May 2007
The ETUC Congress was attended by 790 delegates from 81 confederations and 12 industry federations. The EPSU delegation list is enclosed.
The documents adopted by the 11th ETUC Congress are:
1. The Seville Manifesto
2. ETUC Charter on Gender Mainstreaming in Trade Unions.
3. ETUC Constitution
4. Activity report
5. Strategy and Action Plan (which includes the adopted statement: On the Offensive on Pay - Towards Equality) (...)
Cross-sectoral negotiations on violence at work
In February 2006, ETUC, UNICE, UEAPME and CEEP representatives started negotiations about an agreement to tackle violence at the workplace. Here follows a brief report of the latest rounds of negotiations in September and October.
Employers and trade union representatives met each other this autumn on three occasions; on the 7-8th of September, the 4-5th of October and the 25th-27th of October. In these meetings employers and trade union representatives discussed the content of the future (...)
Employers and trade union representatives met each other this autumn on three occasions; on the 7-8th of September, the 4-5th of October and the 25th-27th of October. In these meetings employers and trade union representatives discussed the content of the future (...)
Public services in the European Parliament - making our voices heard
EPSU took two important initiatives at the end of November to boost its lobbying activity. A special session of the Executive Committee heard from three key speakers about lobbying the European Parliament. Later that day EC members were joined by 16 MEPs from 15 different countries for a dinner to begin informal discussions about improving links between EPSU and the Parliament. In the afternoon session two guest speakers, Dutch MEP Ieke van den Burg and European Transportworkers (...)
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