European Federation of Public Service Unions

Representing 217 unions - 8 million public service workers

• Public Services & the EU
  • EPSU campaign for a EU legal framework on public services
  • Public Services (Services of General Interest)
  • Services Directive
  • Evaluation of performance of public services
  • Public Procurement
  • State Aid
  • GATS, the EU and public services
  • Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)
  • EU Transparency
• Collective Bargaining
  • EPSU collective bargaining policy
  • epsucob@NEWS - collective bargaining
  • epsucob@ - EPSU’s collective bargaining network
  • Meeting documents
  • LANGUAGES
  • Past meetings and conferences
• EPSU and global issues – working with Public Service International (PSI)
• Gender Equality Committee
  • Meeting documents
  • Minutes
  • Social Dialogue
• Health and Social Services
  • News
  • Key documents and circulars
  • Social dialogue
  • Social Services
  • Working Time
  • Meeting documents
  • Minutes
  • Strategy Group on the Health Directive
• Local Government
  • Key documents
  • social dialogue
  • Firefighters
  • Meeting documents
  • Minutes
• National Administration
  • Key documents
  • Social Dialogue
  • Prison Services
  • Meeting documents
  • Minutes
• Public Utilities
  • Energy
  • Waste
  • Water
  • Social Dialogue
  • Transnational Charter
  • South East European Energy Community
  • Meeting documents
  • Minutes

 

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In the same section

• An alternative to the market - the social, political and economic role of public services in Europe, organised by ETUI-REHS, EPSU, SALTSA, 19 - 12 November in Brussels
• EPSU/ETUI-REHS/SALTSA public services (research) Conference, 19-20 November 2007
• EU Lifelong Learning Programme - Handbook launched
• EPSU - ETUI/REHS joint course, 23-25 November 2006, FOLLOW-UP
• Organizing - Taking first steps on a long journey
• EPSU - ETUI/REHS joint course, 23-25 November 2006
• Course Working and living conditions in prison services in Europe: collective bargaining issues
• Recruitment and Organising: top priority for Baltic, Polish and Czech and Slovak public service unions

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