EU Institutions Face Budget Cuts as Member States Scramble for Money
Governments want to trim officials’ salaries and building costs as the Commission’s nearly €2 trillion budget plan faces resistance from net contributors.
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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.
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.
EU institutions face budget cuts
Most European Union capitals want to cut the money allocated to the bloc’s civil service, as part of a deal on the EU’s next long-term budget, a document seen by Euronews reveals. Member states are currently weighing how to cut costs as part of a wider agreement, under which the European Commission, European Parliament and […]
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