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gpiper Jan 17th 2020 11:40 am

Frontex Border Guard
 
Hey all,

So I thought I create this thread so everyone who has applied and going for the Border Guard position can come and speak to other people going through the process. Here we can hopefully answer each other's questions, encourage each other as we are training to get fit and share updates as we go through the process so everyone can stay up to date. I am 37 years old and served with the Metropolitan Police as a police officer in London for over 10 years and currently on a career break and residing in Greece.

Good luck to all,
G

Tugapolice Jan 17th 2020 11:59 am

Frontex Border Guard
 
Hi. Good ideia to keep us all updated.
Im 45 years all and ive been a police officer since i was 21.
Im from portugal and hope this help all that apllied to Frontex.
Good luck

BritInParis Jan 17th 2020 12:27 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by gpiper (Post 12790950)
Hey all,

So I thought I create this thread so everyone who has applied and going for the Border Guard position can come and speak to other people going through the process. Here we can hopefully answer each other's questions, encourage each other as we are training to get fit and share updates as we go through the process so everyone can stay up to date. I am 37 years old and served with the Metropolitan Police as a police officer in London for over 10 years and currently on a career break and residing in Greece.

Good luck to all,
G

Are you a citizen of any EU/Schengen member state other than the UK?

gpiper Jan 17th 2020 1:24 pm

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Originally Posted by BritInParis (Post 12790971)
Are you a citizen of any EU/Schengen member state other than the UK?

Yeah originally from Greece so hold dual British/Greek nationality. Have you applied for this position?

Neven Jan 17th 2020 2:14 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 
Hi all,
Has anyone recevied shortlist by e-mail?

Tugapolice Jan 17th 2020 2:19 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by Neven (Post 12791029)
Hi all,
Has anyone recevied shortlist by e-mail?

Hi, i understood the entire process will start in the end of this month, or am i wrong?

Neven Jan 17th 2020 2:38 pm

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Originally Posted by Tugapolice (Post 12791031)
Hi, i understood the entire process will start in the end of this month, or am i wrong?

Yes,then will start online English test!

Tugapolice Jan 17th 2020 3:36 pm

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Originally Posted by Neven (Post 12791059)
Yes,then will start online English test!

Ok. Then i regret to say that i havent been contacted yet. But if i do ill post here.
Again good luck every1

BritInParis Jan 17th 2020 4:01 pm

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Originally Posted by gpiper (Post 12790997)
Yeah originally from Greece so hold dual British/Greek nationality. Have you applied for this position?

I only hold British citizenship so little point in me applying.

Chantal F Jan 18th 2020 10:17 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 
Does anyone know if, besides the salary that will be multiplied by 0,68 because of the lower cost of living in Poland, there is also a "per diem"? Or is this dependant on where you will be sent?

Tugapolice Jan 19th 2020 8:33 am

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by Chantal F (Post 12791791)
Does anyone know if, besides the salary that will be multiplied by 0,68 because of the lower cost of living in Poland, there is also a "per diem"? Or is this dependant on where you will be sent?

Hi. I dont think there is a per diem. But are you telling that the value thats on the grid as net still has to be multiplied by 0.68? I thought it was payable salary as they say “(after all deductions...)

Chantal F Jan 19th 2020 9:18 am

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by Tugapolice (Post 12791941)
Hi. I dont think there is a per diem. But are you telling that the value thats on the grid as net still has to be multiplied by 0.68? I thought it was payable salary as they say “(after all deductions...)

The selection notice says the following:
The remuneration is expressed in EUR, after the compulsory deductions set out in the Staff Regulations or in any implementing regulations is weighted by the correction coefficient for the place of employment which is Poland (currently 68.6).

Meaning, I suppose, the remuneration is 68% of the amount quoted in the salary grid...
Or would that only be applicable to other allowances like household payments etc..? This is not really clear, since the sentence DOES say: "after the compulsary deductions the remuneration is weighted by the correction coefficient". And the deductions only apply to the salary, in my opinion. For other allowances there are no deductions.

But maybe you are right, the salary in the grid might already have been weighted by the correction coefficient. I hope so.

Dozex Jan 19th 2020 5:11 pm

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Hello gents!
I see you guys already make inquiries about wages, but my question is did you guys receive the email to join the next phase?

gpiper Jan 19th 2020 5:16 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by Dozex (Post 12792169)
Hello gents!
I see you guys already make inquiries about wages, but my question is did you guys receive the email to join the next phase?

Hey there,

Don't think they have started sending them out yet.

Dozex Jan 19th 2020 5:19 pm

Re: Frontex Border Guard
 

Originally Posted by gpiper (Post 12792171)
Hey there,

Don't think they have started sending them out yet.

Thanks


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