5,800+ have already joined Our New Facebook Page

5,800+ have already joined Our New Facebook Page

Less than two months ago, I launched a dedicated Facebook page — Jobs in EU Institutions — to serve as a daily “bite-sized” companion to the long-form guides and salary overviews I publish here on euemployment.eu.

In under eight weeks, the page has already surpassed 5,800 followers.

I know from my own experience that navigating the EU institutions and careers maze can feel overwhelming. Hence, having reliable information on everyday English makes the journey so much easier. I am happy that it has already resonated with so many people.

The Facebook page content focuses on three main areas – and this is also what you will get by following along:

  • Fast-Track EU Institutions Vacancies Without Lengthy EPSO Selections: Weekly vacancy roundups spotlighting decentralized EU agencies (such as EMA, Eurojust, and EMSA) that run their own direct selections as well as temporary agent vacancies in Brussels and Luxembourg with noe EPSO involvement, giving you faster pathways to an EU job and benefits.
  • Up-to-date Net Salary Breakdowns: Clear, realistic calculations of monthly take-home pay across contract types and grades—from Contract Agent FG I to Administrator AD16, factoring in allowances, statutory deductions, and the location-dependent correction coefficients.
  • Practical Insights into EU HR Rules: Concise breakdowns of reserve lists, probation rules, place-of-origin allowances, and EPSO reasoning test preparation that demystify confusing EU administrative jargon.

A Two-Part Community: Updates vs. Discussion

If you are already active in our sister Facebook group, Q&A on Jobs in EU Institutions (which now counts over 9,600 members), you know it is the primary space for asking personal questions and sharing peer-to-peer advice.

While the group remains dedicated to interactive discussions, the Jobs in EU Institutions page acts as the curated broadcast channel for time-sensitive application drops and career data.

If you are interested in building a career in the EU institutions, do not miss the next vacancy drop or salary breakdown:

👉 Follow the Jobs in EU Institutions Facebook Page here

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With the kindest regards,

Ben

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