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Eurocrat salaries face cuts in next long-term budget

Summary by Politico Europe
The Irish presidency wrote that a majority of countries support slashing personnel cuts to save money.

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In the EU, there is a debate about the EU's long-term budget for the financial period 2028-2034, discussing the possibility of reducing the salaries of officials and the staff of European institutions, writing Policy.

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The salaries of officials and other administrative expenditure of the institutions of the European Union are among the items most likely to be cut in the next long-term budget, which will cover the period 2028 to 2034.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Most EU countries support drastic cuts in the bloc's personnel costs in order to save money under the next long-term budget.

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Politico Europe broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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