reclassification of post | upgrading of post

Group of Experts on Regrading of Posts

upward classification of the position

supervised station release

With regard to the claims for the Tribunal, first, to order the applicant’s post to be regraded to a grade corresponding to the level of his responsibilities and, secondly, to order the EEAS to bear all the consequences, in particular the financial consequences, of that regrading, retrospectively from the time of his entry into the service, it should be noted that, in the context of an action brought under Article 91 of the Staff Regulations, the court may not, without encroaching upon the powers of the administration, make declarations or findings of principle, or issue directions to an institution (see order in Caminiti v Commission, F ...[+++]‑71/09, EU:F:2011:53, paragraph 23 and the case-law cited therein).

It follows that the claims for the Tribunal to order the applicant’s post to be regraded to a grade corresponding to the level of his responsibilities and to order the EEAS to bear all the consequences, in particular the financial consequences, of that regrading retrospectively from the time of his entry into the service are inadmissible.

The claim for the applicant’s post to be regraded and for the EEAS to bear all the consequences of that regrading retrospectively

The decision to contribute additional capital to EDF by waiving the tax on the reclassification of the irregular RAG provisions is both an accounting decision on moving amounts between different items on EDF's balance sheet (recitals 100 and 105) and a tax decision, since the authorities responsible deemed that the corporation tax should be levied before reclassification (recital 35), even though tax was paid on other reclassified accounting provisions.