I’ve signed www.petitionpublicservice.eu. Have you?

PLEASE GIVE US 30 SECONDS OF YOUR TIME FOR A MORE CITIZEN FRIENDLY EU.

LO President, Ms. Lundby-Wedin (left) signs ETUC petition, and C. Fischbach-Pyttel, General Secretary of EPSU

Jan Ruden, SEKO president, Sweden signing the petition, and J. W. Goudriaan, EPSU General Secretary

I am proud to say that I have signed the petition calling for a legal instrument for public services at the EU level. For the next 12 weeks, EPSU and its 200+ affiliates, will be making the ETUC petition on public services our number one priority. We aim, in association with the ETUC - find your national confederation here, here and here] - the other European Trade Union Federations], and our growing list of allies, to reach our target of one million signatures by the start of the ETUC congress in Seville on 21-24 May.

Let us remember that the gathering of one million signatures is the message. Our aim, indeed our long term struggle, is to have a strong legal instrument at EU level that reflects the value of public services in European society, recognises the (...)

(7 December, Brussels) The EPSU campaign for public services http://www.epsu.org/r/271 received a major endorsement from Sweden recently. Wanja Lundby-Wedin, President of Swedish Trade Union Confederation LO, took time out to sign the European Trade Union Confederation petition on public services http://www.petitionpublicservice.eu/. The petition calls on the European Commission to produce a legal instrument on public services immediately.
Ms Lundby-Wedin, attending the ETUC (...)

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