Journalists

EPSU TRADE UNION JOURNALISTS SEMINAR "Making EU developments VISIBLE in EPSU Affiliates' publications" 5 December, 09h00 - 17h00, International Trade Union House, Room B 5 Boulevard du Roi Albert II - 1210 Brussels {{6 December, 09h30 - 13h00}}, European Parliament, Room ASP 1G2 60 rue Wiertz - 1047

{{"Making EU developments VISIBLE in EPSU Affiliates' publications"}} This initiative is a detailed and ambitious attempt by EPSU to co-ordinate and assist our national affiliates in disseminating EU developments and proposals effectively. By ‘effectively' it is meant that {{ordinary members begin

{{{ {{Seminar for EPSU affiliated union communications personnel Brussels 5-6 December Coordinated Campaigning and Communications}} }}} {{The European Federation of Public Services Unions (EPSU)}} is staging a seminar for press officers, editors and other communications professionals working for its

Theme - EPSU Campaign “Quality Public Services - Quality of Life” A campaign for an EU framework directive on Services of General Interest {{2nd EPSU Trade Union Journalists seminar 22 June 2006}} The venue of the event will be the International Trade Union House (ITUH), Room B, boulevard du Roi

art1931] - [DE->art1932] - [ES->art1933] - [SV->art1934]}} EPSU is in the process of redefining its communication strategy. An essential part of this process is creating a network of the news and web editors of our 200+ affiliates. We in the EPSU secretariat are of the opinion that a large number of

(7 December 2007, Brussels) The European Trade Union Confederation has today published the “Strategy and action plan 2007-2011” - adopted by the 11th ETUC Congress in Seville. This report is available in three languages: [English->http://www.etuc.org/IMG/pdf_Rapport_congress_EN-4.pdf], [French->http

EPSU Trade Union Journalists Network {{{ {{3rd EPSU Trade Union Journalists seminar}} }}} 27 February 2008, ITUH, Room B, Brussels The 3rd EPSU journalists' network meeting will take place in Brussels, on 27 February 2008. There is also the possibility for the trade union journalists to stay in

{{ {{{EPSU 3rd Trade Union Journalists seminar}}} }} 27 February 2008, Brussels {{BRIEF REPORT}} Minutes 27.02.08 - EN {{POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS}} - ETUC Presentation EURO DEMO ETUC Presentation EURO DEMO - Presentation Congress 2009 Presentation Congress 2009 - Presentation Tamara Goosens

{{{"Main issue – European Elections 2009 – EPSU Public Service Pledge"}}} {{{Also – Major research study on “the effects of Public Private Partnerships”}}} {{{- www.epsu.org revamp and interactive elements}}} 24-25 November 2008, 09h00 – 17h00 International Trade Union House (ITUH) Room B, Brussels

(24 November, 2008, Brussels) 5 of the 7 EPSU regions were represented in the 4th journalists seminar, held, in Brussels on 24 November. The seminar was opened by the EPSU General Secretary, Carola Fischbach-Pyttel, who gave an outline of the preparations and the programme for the EPSU congress, to

{{{5th EPSU TRADE UNION JOURNALISTS SEMINAR 24 March 2011, 09.00 – 17.30 International Trade union House (ITUH), Room B Boulevard Albert II n° 5, 1210 Brussels}}} We would like to invite your union to nominate participants to the next seminar for trade union journalists from affiliated organisations

(20 April 2011) The European Federation of Public Services Unions (EPSU) held its fifth meeting of the network of trade union journalists in Brussels on March 24. The meeting was chaired by EPSU President Anne Marie Perret and had around 20 participants from 12 countries. The participants were

- Article from the Economist : "Back to the Coffee house" Article from the Economist - Invitation to the PSI Communicators' Action Network Forum in Tunis, 31 October-4 November 2011 Invitation PSI

20 February 2012 ITUH, room B 5 bld du Roi Albert II, 1210 Brussels EPSU is glad to invite trade union journalists from affiliated organisations to the seminar that has, as last year’s the objective of better coordinate and assist affiliates to disseminate EU related information. The context is

(Press Communication 6 November 2013) The global union federation Public Services International joins Greek workers taking to the streets today in a general strike to protest the continued cuts to decent jobs and public services imposed by the ‘Troika’. In return for continued financial assistance