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DP-Stichwortverzeichnis Bundesgrenzschutz 2003 (Pdf.File) Landesbezirk Bundesgrenzschutz Die Angaben beziehen sich auf die Erscheinungsmonate (römische Zahlen) und die entsprechenden Seiten (arabische Zahlen). Sie geben die in den Heften mit „BGS“ bezeichneten Seiten des Landesbezirks Bundesgrenzschutz an. A C 1. Mai V/2 Castor I/2, 4 VI/2 Abkopplung III/6 Administration V/1 D AIDS VII/5 Datensperre IV/7 Aktiv im Alter X/3 Demokratie VI/5 Anerkennung II/8 Demonstration II/1, IV/1 Anstellungsverzögerung XII/8 Dienstpistole SIG VII/4 Arbeitsbedingungen II/5, III/2 Dienstpostenbewertung XI/2 Arbeitsschutz V/4, VII/4, IX/2 Dienstvereinbarung IX/3 Arbeitswert VII/1 Disziplinierung III/1 Arbeitszeit IX/4, XI/4 Arbeitszufriedenheit VII/2 E Attraktivitätsprogramm I/1, V/1, VIII/1, XI/1, Ehrung Koll. Kubik V/7 XII/1 Ehrung Koll. Schmidt I/5 Aufbauhilfe XI/6 Ehrung Koll. Tonn I/5 Aufstieg V/1 Ehrungen Koll. Hübner VIII/3 Aufstiegsverfahren XI/1 Eigensicherung V/4, VI/4, XII/3 Auslandseinsatz VIII/6 Einheitsausbildung X/4 Auslandsgeld VIII/2 Entwicklung I/1 Auslandsverwendung IV/2, VI/6, VII/8 Erholungsurlaubsverordnung X/7 Auslandsverwendungszuschlag VI/6, X/7 EuGH XI/4 Ausstattung V/4 EU-Ostgrenze V/3 B F Bahnpolizeiliche Aufgaben I/6 Familie und Beruf X/5 Beamtenbesoldung IX/8 FdP- Fraktion V/8 Beförderungen VII/3 Fluggastkontrolldienst XII/2 Bekleidung VII/2, VII/7 Flughafen Franfurt/Main III/4 Bereitschaftsdienst XI/4 Flughafen Frankfurt/ Main I/4, IX/4, XII/7 Berufsbild Zoll X/4 Fördern und Vergüten VIII/4 Besoldungszahlungsgesetz IX/8 Fortbildung III/8, X/7 Beurteilungen III/1, IX/2 Frauengruppe X/5, X/8 Bewährungszeiten XII/5 Frauenquote X/8 Bezahlung VII/8 Fußballturnier VII/5 Biker V/3, VII/6 BillBZ II/5 IV/7 G BKA- Unterkünfte XII/4 Gehaltskürzung IX/8 BOS-Lauf VI/8 Gewerkschaftsschutz V/2 Buchvorstellung VI/3 Gleichstellung II/6, VII/6, X/5 Bundesdisziplinargesetz III/8 Golf IV/8 Bundesfinanzpolizei I/4, 8, II/5, 8 III/3, IV/6, Gottesdienst VII/6 7, V/8, VI/4, VII/4, VII/6, 8, VIII/8, IX/2, 8, X/4, Grenzkontrolle VIII/8 XI/8, XII/3, 4, 6, 8 Grundwerte I/1 Bundespolizei III/2, 3, V/3,5, X/3 Grüne Grenze IX/8 Bundessonderzahlungsgesetz XII/3 GSG 9 VIII/2 Bundestag VI/5 Bundesverwaltungsgericht X/7 H Buschzulage XI/6 Hamburger Hafen VIII/8 Hauptzollamt I/4 Hauptzollamt Hannover V/8 Politik V/3, 5, VIII/3, X/4 Haushalt 2004 XII/5 Privatisierung II/2 Professionalisierung III/4 I Protest IV/1 Internetanschrift III/8 Qualitätssteigerung III/4 J R Jubiläum I/6 XI/2,7, XII/6 Rahmenbedingungen XI/1 Jubiläum „Bahnpolizei“ I/6 Rhetorik II/4 Junge Gruppe II/3, IV/7, VI/6, 8, XI/3, Rückblick XII/1 K S Kabul IV/2 Saarbrücken II/1 Kienbaum VI/1, VII/3 Salamitaktik X/1 Kinder von Tschernobyl IV/4 Schleierfahndung IV/6 Klimakatastrophe IX/1 Schutzwesten VI/4, IX/2 Klitschkos-Boxkampf IV/4 Schwanstellenanalyse I/2 Kompensation XII/3 Schwarzarbeit XI/8, XII/3 Kontrollstellenleiter XII/2 Seminar II/4, 6 Kraft gegen Gewalt IV/4, VII/5, X/8 Seminarplan 2004 XII/8 Kreisgruppenjubiläum Hünfeld IX/3 Seniorenbildung X/3 Seniorengruppe I/5, V/6, X/3, XII/7 L Serengetipark XII/7 Laufbahnverordnung VIII/3, XII/5 Sicherheitsarchitektur V/5 Lebensbedingungen III/2 Sicherheitsdefizit VII/8 Lebensrettung II/8 Software X/6 Lederblouson VII/2 Solidarität IX/6 Lorenzkräfte VI/2 Soziale Sicherung IX/6 Luftsicherheit XII/2 Soziale Verwerfung IX/1 Sozialerstellenwert VI/2 M Soziales VIII/1 MAB XII/7 Soziales Engagement IX/7, X/5, XI/5 Mentoring X/8 Sparmaßnahmen VI/5 Mietzahlung XII/4 Spitzengespräch XII/5 Mitarbeiterbefragung XII/7 Sponsoring VI/8 Mitarbeiterbetreuung VIII/6, IV/8 Staatsbankrott II/2 Mucoviszidose IX/7 Staatsverschuldung VII/1 Stellenabbau II/2 N Stellenwert VI/1 Nachgefragt IV/3 Subjektivität III/1 Nachwuchsförderung VI/6 Südgrenze IX/8 Nachzahlung X/7 Nullrunde II/1 T Tarif VIII/4, IX/6 O Tarifrunde III/6 Onlinetechnik X/6 Ostangleichung III/6, VII/8, X/1 U Outsourcing X/6 Übergangslösung XI/8 Übernahme XII/8 PQ Ungleichbehandlung VIII/1 Parteienwettbewerb V/2 UN-Mission VI/6 Partyalarm II/3 Urlaubs-/ Weihnachtsgeld XII/3 Personalbindungskonzept VIII/6 Personalentscheidungen II/6 V Personalpolitik IX/4 Verbrechensbekämpfung XI/2 Personalratswahl I/8, IX/1, X/1 Verpflegungssatz I/2 Versorgungsbezüge XI/6 Vertrauensbruch IV/1 Vertrauensleuteschulung III/8 Y Visionen VII/3 Vorstandswahl BZG Ost XII/4 Z W Zoll IV/6, VII/6 Waffenmechaniker XI/5 Zollfahndungsdienst I/8 Waffenwerkstatt XI/5 Zollkontrollen VII/8 Wehrpflicht VIII/8 Zollkriminalamt III/3 Wertschätzung I/4 Zollvollzugsdienst XII/4 Widerspruch IX/2 Zukunft XII/1 Wirtschaftskriminalität XII/4 Zukunftsfähigkeit VII/1 Zusatzurlaub X/7 X Zweigeteilte Laufbahn VI/1 .
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