La précarité au sein de la Fonction Publique Européenne

Editorial Agora #87

In this new Agora 87 on precariousness, Frances McFadden and Isabelle Gossart tell us how they too have experienced precariousness, each in their own way.

Precarity and its Consequences on the Staff

The fears of the precarious employee who is uncertain about the possible extension of his or her contract or the evolution of his or her career.

Life of Agents in Delegations

An idyllic image that seems to be anchored in the minds of many colleagues at headquarters. But life in a delegation has its advantages for those who like a change of scenery.

Job Insecurity at the European Patent Office

A warning about the precariousness that seems to have crept into the European Patent Office in recent years.

Precarious Contracts at the European Central Bank

From a staff representative perspective, we therefore need to be very careful that a possible improvement does not come at the cost of a certain deterioration.

Under the constellation of precariousness

Job insecurity can be characterised by a limited or uncertain duration of the contract or by the low level of remuneration or by a combination of both

Distant Relatives: Precarity in the Agencies

Precarity is increasingly common in the European public service, including in the agencies of the European Union.

Opening the Discussion on Wellbeing at Work

It is imperative that we set up mental health resources for employees and to keep in mind that employee wellbeing touches on all aspects of working life.

Hot Desking at the One

For some the office was the quiet place away from family where they could concentrate, for others, their home office was an isolation.

USB Executive Committee Elections

The Executive Committee implements the trade union policies of USB as defined by the General Assembly. Help us fight the next battles of USB!