Disgruntled Instituteists: LDK são without criticising any bill expected to be put to the polls today

In the communiqué submitted by the LDK, it is said that the coalition is dependent on the PSD's unprincipled condition and, indirectly, by the Serbian List.

The proposed budget bill is undeveloped and with consumer logic. The dialogue bill provides the president with the direction of dialogue, despite having a state of the parliamentary system. The public sector wage bill largely ignores the principle of the same jobs and the principle of raising wages in line with economic growth and budget capacity. The wage bill dramatically deepens differences with the private sector, lowers investment capacities and in the absence of domestic investments stimulates consumption from import”, the communique says.

The LDK also says the draft wage bill aims to cover 100% of government salaries, prime minister, deputy prime ministers, ministers of over 80 deputy ministers, waste co-ordinators, over 400 consultants and drivers and to reason on the president's high wages and chairman of their Parliament and cabinets.

“The extortioning logic of this government and this parliamentary minority also challenge the science of the economy, because with economic growth over 4%, 100% wages are intended to increase. The increase in public sector wages is seriously damaging the private sector, which with their taxes fills the state's ark. The LDK, as part of the European People's Party (EPP), gives priority to the private sector, increased jobs, fighting poverty, and increasing incomes for the state ark, which automatically lead to increased salaries in the public sector. This wage bill decoupled foreign direct investment, due to increased gap and inequality between the public and private sector”, it is said further.

The LDK considers that budget distribution should be done on the basis of equal criteria, that wages should be the same for the same work, and that salaries in the public sector should not be raised on the basis of promises from pre-election campaigns and the political organisation of strikes.

“Ministers of education, as well as those of the state administration, deserve dignified and fair salaries. But by the time we established the military, budget orientation, and putting aside protection needs, it will be a major mistake of the Government and the Assembly. Such policies of the ruling coalition, The LDK considers it to be a burden to the state, which future generations will pay, as Greek citizens are now paying. The LDK will never become part of this decision, which, for the luxury of current governments and the purchase of social calm, puts the next generations” into debt, concludes the communique by LDK.