EU States Demand Massive Cuts in European Institutions' Spending. Salaries and Number of Eurocrats Under Scrutiny
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The plans for the European Union's next multiannual budget are meeting with strong resistance from the member states. Many governments do not want to increase their contributions to Brussels. At the same time, there is little enthusiasm for new European taxes. As a result, cuts to the proposed EU spending are prominently on the horizon.
The "battle" for the Multiannual Financial Framework continues, and now it seems that the possibility of cutting the operating expenses of the EU institutions is on the table. The salaries of officials... European Union: Is Brussels cutting salaries and operating expenses? - NAVTEMPORIKI
Most EU states want to cut staff costs at European institutions as member states negotiate how big the EU budget will be for the period 2028-2034. Most EU countries support major cuts to the bloc’s staff costs to make savings in the next long-term budget, according to a document drafted […] The article EU states demand massive cuts to EU institutions’ spending. Salaries and number of Eurocrats in the spotlight appeared first on PS News.
Most EU Member States will reduce the staff costs of the European institutions, while Member States negotiate how large the Union budget will be for the period 2028-2034.
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