The term ‘place of employment’ means the location where an employee of an EU institution is expected to perform his duties according to the employment contract. According to article 20 of the Staff Regulations, an official is expected to live in a location that is compatible with the “proper performance of his duties”. some EU institutions define this as the ability to arrive in the headquarters premises within two hours of being notified about a service need.
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