Corfu, January 15 – The Corfu Branch of ADEDY (Supreme Administration of Civil Servants’ Unions) has announced its new leadership. Following a meeting of the Executive Secretariat on January 13, 2026, Irene Aspioti has been elected as the new president, representing the D.A.S. / PAME faction. This marks a significant change in the leadership of the island’s public sector employees’ union.
New Leadership Emerges After Elections
The decision to form a proportional and representative presidium was made during the Executive Secretariat meeting, reflecting the strength of the factions as determined by the elections held on November 28, 2025. This process ensures that the new leadership accurately represents the various groups within the union.
Irene Aspioti’s appointment as president brings a new era for ADEDY Corfu. She will lead the organization in addressing critical issues facing public sector employees on the island. The change in leadership is expected to bring fresh perspectives and strategies to tackle current and future challenges.
Composition of the New Executive Secretariat
The new composition of the Executive Secretariat of the ADEDY Corfu Branch is as follows:
- President: Irene Aspioti (D.A.S. / PAME)
- Secretary: Antonis Koursaris (Eniaki Kinisi Ergazomenon / Paremvaseis)
- Deputy President: Spyridoula Mamalou (Independent Movement of Employees)
- Organizational Officer: Vangelis Christodoulou (D.A.S. / PAME)
- Financial Officer: Marina Rapti (Eniaki Kinisi Ergazomenon / Paremvaseis)
Additional members of the Executive Secretariat include:
- Giannis Borbotis (D.A.S. / PAME)
- Niki Diamantopoulou (D.A.S. / PAME)
- Theodoros Gkisdakis (Independent Movement of Employees)
- Konstantinos Iseris (DAKE)
This diverse team is tasked with navigating a period characterized by increased challenges for labor and social rights. Their collective experience and representation from various factions are expected to contribute to a comprehensive approach to union affairs.
Challenges Ahead for Public Sector Employees
The new administration assumes leadership at a time when public sector employees face numerous critical issues. These include ongoing discussions around working conditions, salary adjustments, and the broader landscape of social and labor rights. The union’s role in advocating for its members’ interests will be paramount in the coming period.
The leadership change signifies a renewed focus on addressing these concerns and ensuring that the voices of public sector employees are heard and represented effectively. The ADEDY Corfu Branch is expected to engage in constructive dialogue with relevant stakeholders to achieve favorable outcomes for its members.
The previous administration, under its leadership, laid the groundwork for the union’s activities. The transition to the new leadership is anticipated to be smooth, with a continued commitment to the welfare of public sector workers.
The elections on November 28, 2025, were a democratic process that allowed members to choose their representatives, leading to the formation of the current Executive Secretariat. The proportional representation ensures that all significant factions have a voice in the union’s decision-making processes.
The new team is poised to tackle the responsibilities with dedication, aiming to strengthen the position of public sector employees in Corfu and beyond. Their work will be closely watched by the union’s members and the wider community.
Source: kerkyrasimera.gr
