EU official on an indefinite contract in grades of Administrator, Assistant, and Secretaries and clerks. Indefinite contracts can be attained in several ways: (a) through an EPSO competition for AD grades (Administrators), AST grades (Assistants), and AST/SC (Secretaries and clerks) positions, (b) after two contract prolongations that entitle an EU employee to an indefinite contract.
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- Council of Europe
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- European Defence Agency
- European External Action Service
- European Institute for Gender Equality
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