SUD-AFPSUD calls on HQ-status staff to participate in the work stoppage planned for 2 :00 pm on Friday when management meets with trade unions to discuss wages.
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Say no to earning less! Mobilize now!!
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Austerity, Frustration, Precarity
1 NovemberDespite a significant boost to our state funding it appears that there will be nothing more for staff until 2029
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AFP: Is it really a benevolent company?
28 OctoberAFP can be a benevolent company, but it isn’t always.
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Support for our Nicosia colleagues on strike to save their bureau
17 OctoberParis trade unions oppose the closure of the MENA regional office in Nicosia and support our colleagues who have voted to strike on Friday, October 18
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AFP: News agency or a cog in TikTok?
16 OctoberSUD-AFP comments on management’s response to its petition to the Higher Council
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$2.50 for AFP’s reputation? Fact-checking success built on precarity
30 SeptemberSUD has addressed a complaint to the Higher Council about content moderation for TikTok
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Bonus or bogus?
18 JulyManagement recently presented Paris trade unions with an overview of the 2023 promotion and bonus campaign. The good news: management promoted more people than required. The bad news: an inequality of treatment in the awarding of one-shot bonuses.
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The 2% wage hike finally kicks in... But what’s next?
30 MayGood news! Wages have been raised by (nearly) 2% for HQ status staff from the month of May.
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Olympic Games and AFP… The key is to anticipate!
15 FebruaryThe key is to anticipate! That’s the slogan the Paris public transit system has chosen to inform Parisians about traveling during the Olympic Games. It’s good advice that AFP’s management should take to heart, but hasn’t in certain areas, in particular the planning of summer holidays.
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AFP still under minimum wage , Happy New Year 2024!
31 JanuaryWith the entry wage at AFP stuck under the minimum wage SUD believes we need to reopen talks to raise wages across the board.
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