Information and Communication Technology - and Competence Development
EPSU Theme Paper, adopted by the Executive Committee, 28-29 November 2001
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documents adopted by the Executive Committee
- Report of the Mobility Group to the Directors-General for Public Administration
- Information and consultation at national level
- Policy paper on life-long learning
- EPSU RESOLUTION on the role of trade union coordinators in existing EWCs and the role of national organisations
In the same section
- Social Dialogue work programme 2011-2013 & other adopted documents
- ETUC response, in cooperation with EPSU, to the Commission’s Consultation on “smart regulation”
- Tax justice as an alternative to public service cuts
- Towards better pay and fairer pay systems
- Future outcome of the Test Phase on European social dialogue in central government administrations
- Improving Trust in Central Government
- EUPAN/TUNED conclusions: Improving trust in central government administrations through effective social dialogue
- Joint position of EUPAN and TUNED on work-related stress in central government administrations
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