Mitsotakis on 13th Salary: "The Numbers Don't Add up" - What He Said About the Economic Indicators
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An announcement by the Prime Minister from the podium of the TIF was of particular interest to the Region of Thessaly. It concerns the creation of a “closed piggy bank” for the new generation, with equal participation of parents and the state. The staff of the Regional Governor of Thessaly, Dimitris Kouretas, welcomed the announcement with satisfaction. Mainly because this specific idea had been included in the official proposals …
"The numbers don't add up. The budget today cannot support a 13th pension and a 13th salary in the public sector. It's that simple. If you add to the equation the reduction ... The article Mitsotakis from TIF: "The budget cannot support a 13th pension and a 13th salary - I'm sorry, I can't" was published in NewsIT.
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larissanet.grThe Prime Minister stood by the government's proposal to provide 500 euros by the end of 2027 to all public employees...More...
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NaftemporikiPrime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis was categorical that the fiscal margins do not allow for the reinstatement of the 13th pension and 13th salary, responding to the opposition's proposals during the 90th TIF press conference. Asked specifically about the proposals of PASOK and the by sofokleous10..gr
The government presents as a social policy a program that rewards those who already have the ability to save. The state will put in an amount equivalent to what the parent deposits, but there is a simple detail: to get the state aid, you must first have money to put in. 100 euros per month that for […]
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