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• The program of public sector layoffs is a fiasco. Instead of the planned 30,000 job cuts, only around 1,000 workers have been transferred to a so-called labor reserve by the end of 2011.
Julkisen sektorin ohjelma (turhan byrokratian purku/koska ylimitoitettu) on täysi fiasko.Vain 1.000 työntekijää siirretty ns. työvoimareserviin.
Piti siirtää 30.000 tän vuoden loppuun mennessä ja ensi vuonna 60.000.
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• The privatization program has completely ground to a halt. The plan was to sell off €50 billion of government-owned assets by 2015, but so far only €1.7 billion has been raised. Why? Because the government first wanted to implement the debt swap.
• Labor markets have yet to be freed up and deregulated.
• The program of public sector layoffs is a fiasco. Instead of the planned 30,000 job cuts, only around 1,000 workers have been transferred to a so-called labor reserve by the end of 2011.
• The merging or winding down of public authorities is proceeding at a snail's pace.
• The modernization of the civil serice and of the inefficient health service is plagued by delays.
• The planned third round of pension cuts has come to a stop. Additional pensions are to be cut by between 15 and 40 percent -- but the New Democracy party in particular is blocking the process.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,805975,00.html
• The program of public sector layoffs is a fiasco. Instead of the planned 30,000 job cuts, only around 1,000 workers have been transferred to a so-called labor reserve by the end of 2011.
Julkisen sektorin ohjelma (turhan byrokratian purku/koska ylimitoitettu) on täysi fiasko.Vain 1.000 työntekijää siirretty ns. työvoimareserviin.
Piti siirtää 30.000 tän vuoden loppuun mennessä ja ensi vuonna 60.000.
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• The privatization program has completely ground to a halt. The plan was to sell off €50 billion of government-owned assets by 2015, but so far only €1.7 billion has been raised. Why? Because the government first wanted to implement the debt swap.
• Labor markets have yet to be freed up and deregulated.
• The program of public sector layoffs is a fiasco. Instead of the planned 30,000 job cuts, only around 1,000 workers have been transferred to a so-called labor reserve by the end of 2011.
• The merging or winding down of public authorities is proceeding at a snail's pace.
• The modernization of the civil serice and of the inefficient health service is plagued by delays.
• The planned third round of pension cuts has come to a stop. Additional pensions are to be cut by between 15 and 40 percent -- but the New Democracy party in particular is blocking the process.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,805975,00.html
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