K. Tsoukalas: Voridis' Statement No Longer Leaves Any Doubt - The Government Intends to Reduce the Time for Payment of Unemployment Benefits, if Re-Elected
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Voridis on Benefits: It Is Not Logical for All of Them to Reach 1,000/month - A Disincentive to Work
He defended what Pavlos Marinakis said about unemployment benefits
Marinakis' "personal opinion" ignited fires in ND and brought a volley of fire from the opposition - The different voices in the government camp and the "emptying" by Kerameus and Petsas
PASOK harshly criticizes Makis Voridis' statements on "rationalization of benefits", on the occasion of the government spokesman's proposal to reduce the duration of unemployment benefit payments to two months, emphasizing that "the antisocial hidden agenda of ND has been revealed". Read here ⇛
The press spokesman for PASOK-Movement for Change, Costas Tsoukalas, launched a fierce attack on the government after Makis Voridis' intervention in the discussion on unemployment benefits - and on benefits policy in general. Costas Tsoukalas claims that the former minister's statements reinforce Charilaou Trikoupi's assessment that the proposal formulated by Pavlos
The statement of Voridis leaves no doubt. The government intends to reduce the period of payment of unemployment benefits, if re-elected. The anti-social hidden agenda of New Democracy has been revealed, says in a statement the press spokesman of PASOK - KINAL, Kostas Tsoukalas. As Kostas Tsoukalas emphasizes in his statement: "Mr. Voridis took over from Mr. Marinakis, confirming that the proposal of the Government Spokesperson to reduce the per…
PASOK-KINAL comments on the statements of Makis Voridis, claiming that they reveal the “antisocial hidden agenda of New Democracy” regarding social benefits. PASOK Press Spokesperson, Kostas Tsoukalas, reports that Mr. Voridis confirmed that the discussion on reducing unemployment benefits to 2 months is widespread within the government, linking the “rationalization of benefits” with incentives for the labor market.
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