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National and European Administration
The president of the EPSU standing Committee for National and European Administration is Jean-Paul Devos.
Nadja Salson is the EPSU policy officer.
Find out who is your EPSU representative for National and European Administration here
What are the main issues for EPSU?
The national and European administration sector – civil and public servants largely located in the government ministries, agencies, and EU institutions– is hugely sensitive. This is a sector subject to many reforms, often driven solely by financial considerations, from decentralisation, through alignment of working conditions and status to the private sector, to privatisation of some core functions and services. Trade union rights are often more restricted than in other sectors.
Read more about National and European Administration and EPSU
38th meeting of the EPSU Standing Committee on National and European Administration
23 October 2012 EESC, Brussels
Public services and migrants - Final project conference (2 days)
18-19 September 2012 in Marseilles, France
>For detailed information and programme
2012 Annual Growth Survey’s proposals for the modernisation of public administration
Another tale of the missing links
EPSU Statement, February 2012
EPSU statement to mark International Day against corruption 9 December 2011
(7 December) On 22 and 23 November 2011, European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU) affiliates from Western Balkan (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia) and Norway, met in Belgrade, Serbia, to discuss corruption in public services, notably public administration, judiciary and health sectors.
This was the first meeting of EPSU affiliates on this topic with the support of the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung - Regional Office for project labour relations (...)
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