Christidis' Six Questions About Unemployment Benefits and P. Marinakis' "Personal Views"
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PASOK - Movement Labor Sector Leader Pavlos Christidis challenges Pavlos Marinakis to answer six questions about unemployment benefits and reminds him that "it is not polite to remind you of what a government spokesman said." The post Christidis' six questions about unemployment benefits and the "personal views" of P. Marinakis appeared first on in.gr.
"Greece is the only country that has introduced a 13-hour workweek, it has a six-day week, and Mr. Marinakis is bringing this proposal for unemployment benefits."
Government Spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis, in his full-length interview with Realfm 97.8, spoke about his statement regarding unemployment benefits, which he described as his personal opinion. He argued that the debate was maintained due to the desperation of the opposition parties and that his opinion was distorted.
"The proposal for unemployment benefits is a personal and not a government position. I saw that it was distorted in the first few days and my position was explained. It is not something in the government's plans," reiterated Pavlos Marinakis.
Reactions are raging after the government spokesman's statements on reducing the duration of unemployment benefits. Pavlos Marinakis may insist that this is his personal opinion, but the opposition accuses the government of a hidden agenda The article P. Marinakis on unemployment benefits: "My personal position" was originally published on AlphaTV.
A harsh political escalation occurred in the political scene on the occasion of the unemployment benefit, following the statements of the government spokesman, Pavlos Marinakis, and the strong reaction of Charilaou Trikoupi. The government spokesman clarified that there is no hidden agenda, responding to the opposition's criticism and pointing out that he spoke about a labor subsidy and that the government does not plan ... More www.ertnews.gr
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