2012 Framework on Public Compensation for SGEIs: Application in the Postal Sector

2012 Framework on Public Compensation for SGEIs: Application in the Postal Sector

The legal rules applicable to State compensation for services of general economic interest (“SGEIs”) were recently revised by the European Commission. This led to the adoption of the “2012 SGEI Package”. The most contentious document of this Package, the “2012 Framework”, sets out the conditions for...

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