It Took Campinos Three or More Years to Undo Illegal Battistelli Actions on Boards of Appeal and Strike Regulations (Only After Losing at ILO-AT!), But He Does Not Mention That
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2022-05-22 09:23:55 UTC
- Modified: 2022-05-22 09:23:55 UTC
"It should not be forgotten, that the internal review of the contested strike regulations, other strike related decisions and the social “democracy” rules took place during Campinos’ tenure. He decided to maintain them and openly defended them." --
Comment posted days ago
Summary: Let's all remember that as the EPO's so-called 'President' António Campinos (Monopoly Tony) vigorously defended completely unlawful actions of Benoît Battistelli until courts compelled him to stop doing that (Strike Regulations); notice how, in the video above -- a portion of this full clip from several months ago -- he did not bother mentioning that for 3.5 years that he had "led" the Office the Boards of Appeal were in exile, in direct violation of the EPC, yet nobody is being held accountable for it
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