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May. 31, 2023

EPSU President Mette Nord at ETUC Congress, 23-26 May 2023 in Berlin, Germany

ETUC celebrates 50 years at Berlin Congress

A large EPSU delegation joined hundreds of other trade unionists from across Europe to celebrate 50 years of struggle for Europe’s workers and people. We ended the ETUC Congress with the election of a new team and the adoption of an action plan titled ‘Together for a Fair Deal for Workers in Europe’.

May. 09, 2022

EPSU Executive Committee 4-5 May 2022, Brussels

Report of Activities 2021 now available

The Executive Committee approved the report of activities. It shows the work of affiliates and the Federation during the year like on Public Service Day 23 June and Global Care Day 29 October.

Mar. 25, 2022

EPSU Southeast European Constituency Meeting 15.03.2022

Solidarity with Ukrainian workers and people – EPSU unions in South East Europe

The recent Southeast European constituency meeting was dominated by two topics: the war in Ukraine and the increased prices for energy and other products.

Mar. 11, 2022

EPSU Northeast European Constituency Meeting 10.03.2022

Unions in Northeastern Europe express solidarity with Ukrainian workers and people

Fighting continues after the Russian army invaded Ukraine. The Ukrainian unions thank all for the messages of solidarity and support. It is now important to turn that in concrete assistance. The financial support via the ETUC/ITUC solidarity fund remains important.

Mar. 09, 2022

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With and for the women of Ukraine: we stand in solidarity

On International women’s day EPSU stands with the women and girls of Ukraine and calls on the international community to ensure adequate safety and protection to women and girls in Ukraine.

Aug. 30, 2019

EPSU North East European Constituency meeting in Tallinn, 28-29 August 2019

EPSU’s North East European Constituency discussed public debt, equality, youth work and more

Public debt crises happen more often than we think and including in developed countries. It means that a government can no longer service its debt payments.