All grades in which Contract Agents at the European Commission and other EU institutions are placed. FGI is the lower grade for Contract agents while FGIV is the highest grade. Grades FGI and FGII have the lowest professional requirements and are usually reserved for menial and basic administrative tasks. Grades FGIII and FGIV are reserved for higher level support and operational tasks.
FGI, FGII, FGIII, FGIV
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- CAST
- CEFRL
- Commission Representation
- Commissioner
- Community tax
- Competency-based interview
- Consolidated Annual Activity Report (CAAR)
- Contract agent
- Contract Agents 3a and 3b Contracts
- Contract renewal
- Correction coefficient
- Council of Europe
- Council of the European Union
- Court of Auditors
- Court of Justice of the European Union
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- E-tray exercises
- Early retirement
- Education allowance
- EPSO
- EU civil servant
- EU Delegations
- European Central Bank
- European Commission
- European Council
- European Defence Agency
- European External Action Service
- European Institute for Gender Equality
- European Parliament
- European Parliament Positive Action Programme
- European School
- European Union agencies
- Eurostat
- Executive Director
- Expatriation allowance
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