The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) defends public service values in broadcasting. We promote public service values, editorial independence, quality programmes and democratic and accountable systems of administration. The EFJ is a member of the social dialogue in the audiovisual sector of the European Union.
As with other sectors, broadcasting journalists continue to face severe problems for their future. Redundancies are occurring in both public and commercial broadcasting organisations, pension funds are in crisis, and employers are, in many cases, forcing changes in working practices, changes in agreements on pay and conditions, and demanding that workers should take on additional duties and skills. It’s not just employers reducing employment standards; there is a rise in political interference
The EFJ builds union solidarity. It co-ordinates discussions with unions, international organisations and other global groups dealing with media. This action programme should lead to the preservation and expansion of broadcasting of high standards and integrity.
Members: Christiana Jankovics, Anne Berit Larsen, Manuela Bermudez, Nina Bernhardt, Michael Burkard, Gabriella Capparelli, Ago Gaskov, Yannick Hupfer, Fabien Jannic-Cherbonnel, Sanja Mikleušević, Montserrat Montaos, Soraya Morvan-Smith, Pilar Ortega Espejo, Minna Pye, João Rosário, Vlad Sydorenko, Maximiliano Álvarez (reserve), Isabel Venceslau (reserve).
