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Assistants and technicians left out of 2025 promotions
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World Cup 2026 : One competition, varying rules
11 JuneSUD once again calls for meals to be compensated for all employees covering the 2026 World Cup
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-13% purchasing power Thanks boss!
29 MayDepuis 2018, nos grilles salariales ont décroché de près de 13% par rapport au Smic, creusant un fossé inédit
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Professional equality – Quality of life at work: LET’S NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY!
18 MayThe Professional Equality – Quality of Life at Work (EP-QVT) agreement is nearing its expiration. In fact, this negotiation represents a major opportunity to achieve real progress for employees.
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No to a return of AFP-Services!
27 AprilBehind a simple name change lies a fundamental issue: the independence, credibility, and public service mission of AFP. In 2020, management finally renamed our AFP-Services corporate services subsidiary FACTSTORY, yielding to a long-standing union demand. The objective was clear: to put an end to a dangerous confusion between information and communication, a confusion all the more problematic given that management had never hid its readiness to exploit the AFP brand to attract private (…)
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No-Confidence Motion: Management Receives a Serious Warning
27 AprilThe vote revealed a lack of consensus surrounding management’s plans
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Psycho-social Risks Audit: Why Change a Losing Team?
19 MarchThe results of the external audit of psycho-social risks at the Agency are damning
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Mondial-2026 : l’art du dribble
2 FebruaryLe budget du Mondial-2026 de foot est en forte baisse par rapport à 2022. Une situation inexplicable et inquiétante que la direction semble vouloir esquiver.
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2026 World Cup: the art of spin
2 FebruaryThe World Cup budget has been reduced dramatically, a troubling decision that management doesn’t seem ready to own
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Reforms and job cuts, The Big Bang isn’t just about expats
22 JanuaryNow is not the time to negotiate minor improvements to the expatriation reform, but to defend our jobs, our working conditions, and our public service mission
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