Vote for strong employee representation at ASML

Meet the CNV candidates

From November 27 through December 6, ASML employees can vote in the employee representation elections. This is your opportunity to have a say in decisions that affect your work, your colleagues and your future.

Make your voice heard

The past year has once again shown how important strong employee representation is for ASML’s continuity and future.

When management prepares far-reaching measures, employees’ interests should be considered from the very beginning. Not only after decisions have been made, but while different options are still on the table.

A strong and independent voice

The CNV candidates want to provide a strong, constructive and independent voice. They listen to employees, ask critical questions and work towards solutions that support both employees and ASML.

Care, Collaborate and Challenge

Our candidates put three important ASML values into practice:

  1. Care: looking out for one another and considering how decisions affect employees.
  2. Collaborate: listening to different interests and working together to find the best solutions.
  3. Challenge: having the courage to ask critical questions, offer different perspectives and challenge decisions when necessary.

Values put into practice

For the CNV candidates, Care, Collaborate and Challenge are more than words. Strong employee representation means caring for people, working together wherever possible and being critical when necessary.

Vote for a CNV candidate

Vote for one of the CNV candidates between November 27 and December 6.

Strong employee representation starts with your vote.

Remy Biesmans
CNV representative

Meet Klaas Brantjes

For the past 3 years, I have represented your interests as Chair of the Works Council. I want the Works Council’s advice to be clearly reflected in ASML’s decisions. I also want to contribute to greater transparency, engagement and trust.

Want to know why I am standing as a candidate? Watch my video

Meet Edgar Ansems

I have worked at ASML for 20 years and have seen first-hand how growth and change affect employees. In the Works Council, I want to work towards people-focused solutions during reorganisations, changes to shift patterns and other developments.

Want to know why I am standing as a candidate? Watch my video