US Edition"This Must Be Completely Prevented": Cdu General Linnemann Makes a Cut of the Bill for Officials at 1000-Euro-Premium
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The planned 1000-euro premium would have to be paid by employers. A survey now shows that officials in particular will probably go out empty and will not receive a premium.
The tax-free discharge premium planned by the Federal Government continues to provide for discussions. CDU Secretary General Linnemann opposed the payment of the premium to officials.
According to the resolution of the black-red coalition of a 1000-euro premium, the civil servants' association demands this also for civil servants. Carsten Linnemann rejects this. The CDU Secretary General sends a warning to the black-red coalition.
The German federal government has partially transferred the relief to employers to cushion the fuel price explosions: they are allowed to pay employees up to 1,000 euros tax-free and tax-free premiums. However, the increasingly stumbling companies have to have the money first. Thus, many workers should look into the tube. With the officials, the premium already arouses desire: they want to cash off – and thus lie even more on the taxpayers' pock…
Saxony, too, refuses to pay a 1,000-euro relief premium due to increased fuel prices. Previously, Saxony-Anhalt had already refused a discharge premium for employees and civil servants in the country.
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