The whole question of the future of ILOAT is still in a serious crisis! The President of the USF made some comments on the subject.
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EPO: 3 BIG Wins at ILOAT
EPO: three big wins at the ILOAT for the Union representatives that were unfairly dismissed by President Batistelli.
ILOAT castigates the EPO again
Results of the extraordinary session of ILO-AT held in Geneva on 6th December 2017 : ILOAT castigates EPO again.
ILOAT: A Call to Strengthen International Labor Justice
The reform and strengthening of the ILOAT are not just a matter of policy but a promise to uphold the rights and dignity of the international civil service
EPC 50 years Celebrations: a Balanced View
What would be the greatest gift for EPO while celebrating the 50th anniversary of the European Patent Convention ?
European Patent Office sets obstacle course to freedom of communication
EPO staff urge the Administrative Council to put an end to the breaches of the right to freedom of association and freedom of communication at EPO
Trade Union’s challenge in guarding The EU core values
PreviousPreviousNextNextAgora #8930-31The history of the trade union movement is a constant struggle between two different visions of what the European project should be. When the Treaty of Rome was signed in 1957 and became the foundation of the European Economic Community, the essential purpose was that of ‘constantly improving the…
Dubrovnik 2015
USF Congress Dubrovnik 2015USF CONGRESS in Dubrovnik, 1-3 May 2015 : DRAFT AGENDA *Session 1 : 1 May, morning (9:30 – 13:00) Opening, welcome Formalities : adoption of agenda, election of presidency bureau, secretariat, scrutineers, etc. Report of the scrutineers Expulsions New members Address by Mr M. Mršić, Croatian Minister of Labour…
A short history of the USOEB
PreviousPreviousNextNextAgora #88Pages 46 - 49SUEPO (Staff Union of the European Patent Office) was born in 1979 out of the “Syndicat du Personnel de l’Institut International des Brevets” (SP- IIB) which was founded in 1969, following the creation of the European Patent Office (EPO) in 1977, and the merging of the…
Job Insecurity at the European Patent Office
PreviousPreviousNextNextAgora #8713-16A warning about the precariousness that seems to have crept into the European Patent Office in recent years. With about 95% permanent staff and “only” around 5% fixed-term employees, the EPO seems from the outside in “Splendid isolation” when compared to most of the other international and European organisations.…