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Conseil Européen des Syndicats de Police
Organisation Internationale Non Gouvernementale au Conseil de l’Europe
P.O.Box 54666, 3726 Limassol / Cyprus
E-mail : secretaire.general@cesp.eu
www.cesp.eu
Minutes of the Executive Bureau Meeting in
Rome, March 18, 2016
The Meeting was held at the office of SAP on Via Cavour, 256 – 00184
Roma
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FINAL RESOLUTION
Executive Committee of Budva (Montenegro)
7 – 8 December 2014
The European Council of Police Unions (CESP) – non Governmental Organization of the Council
of Europe representing 300,000 police officers from 19 countries (including 13 members of the
EU) composed of 20 unions – held its Executive Committee in Budva on 7-8 December 2014 on
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REPORT
SUBJECT: Information about monitoring of relations between Albanian Police Union, General
Directorate of State Police and Ministry of Interior
TO: Commission of European Union for Albania
Near the HQ of European Union – Brussels
CC: Minister of Interior
General Director of State Police
Albanian State Police Union
Honored , Mr. Commissioner
Honored, Members of Parliament of European Union.
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Press Release
Police Union has tried several times to convince the leaders of State Police and the Ministry of Interior making them to communicate in an institutional way for the fullfillment of its obligations according to the Status and Collecetice Labour Contract.Continue reading…
ALBANIAN POLICE UNION
REPORT
Our Union is following with great concern the problem of collective dismissals from the work of our police employees.
LETTER FOR :
16 APRIL 2014
Prime Minister
President of the Republic
Minister of the Interior
President of Parliament
FINAL RESOLUTION
Executive Committee of Paphos (Cyprus)
28 – 29 March 2014
The European Council of Police Unions (CESP) – an international non – governmental organization (INGO) with the Council of Europe, representative of 350 000 police officers of 20 countries (13 of whom being European Union members) – attended its Executive Committee in Paphos on March 28-29, 2014.
The Executive Committee’s topic was introduced by Andreas SYMEOU, President of CPA (Cyprus Police Association):
‘’Relations between the Police and the Youth ‘’
RESOLUTION
Executive Committee of Tirana (Albania)
November 2nd and 3rd, 2012
The European Council of Police Trade Unions (CESP) – An international non-governmental organization (INGO) of the Council of Europe representing 350 000 police officers from 20 countries (13 of which are members of the European Union) grouping 21 unions – held its Executive Committee in Tirana on November 2nd and 3rd 2012
Due to the economical crisis all over Europe crime is increasing everywhere. CESP expresses its strong opposition to the austerity measures which plunge Europe into a deep economic stagnation or recession. These measures, far from restoring confidence and giving a light of hope to the citizens, only aggravate social imbalances, create more injustices and destroy the European social model.
At this moment, the police officers of the European countries in which the TROIKA (European Commission, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund) has intervened or is about to intervene are involved in the same fighting processes of their fellow citizens against a blind austerity. Continue reading…
Request for financial treatment of State Police employees
Tirana, on 21.03.2012
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Police Union in cooperation with international partners assisting State Police such as PAMECAIII and ICITAP program together with the best specialists of different fields of State Police being supported by international experts has prepared a report on financial treatment of State Police employees for the period 2003-2011.
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Request for financial treatment of State Police employees addressed to the Minister of Interior, Minister of Finance and Prime minister
Tirana, on 21.03.2012
Police Union in cooperation with international partners assisting State Police such as PAMECAIII and ICITAP program together with the best specialists of different fields of State Police being supported by international experts has prepared a report on financial treatment of State Police employees for the period 2003-2011.
The aim of this report is to review the salaries of State Police employees as a basic element for a better performance of State Police.
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Request on proposals about some changes of “State Police” law, addressed to Mr. Spiro Ksera, Minister of Labour and Equal Chances and Social Affairs
Tirana, on 22.06.2012
Albanian Police Union being part of the working group for revising the State Police law under the monitoring of ICITAP and based on the letter nr. 880, dt. 01.06.2011 of the Minister of Labour and Equal Chances and Social Affairs addressed to the Minister of Interior it is said that ILO has addressed some warnings about the law nr. 9749, dt. 04.06.2007 “For State Police” for ignoring the right of police employees to create other trade unions and that this is against the article 5 of Social European Chart revised. Continue reading…
Police Union, signs a cooperation agreement with Kosovo Police Union.
Prishtina, 03.08.2012
Having in mind the need for drafting the Collective Contract between KPU and MoI aiming to take the best practices, the Stirring Council of Kosovo Police Union in its meeting on 23.04.2012, took an unanimous decision that from 24.05.-27.05.2012, to organise a working Seminar in cooperation with Albanian Police Union in Durres. On this occasion the leaders of two Unions agreed on signing a cooperation agreement between the two Unions. This agreement was realised on 03.08.2012 in Prishtina where Valbona Kamberi, the chairman of Kosovo Police Union and Sadetin Fishta, chairman of Albanian Police Union signed this cooperation agreement. Continue reading…