No 13th pension or salary for public employees, says Markopoulos

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Deputy Minister of Finance Dimitris Markopoulos stated no 13th pension will be issued.
He denied rumors regarding the reinstatement of the 13th salary for public sector workers.
Markopoulos made these comments during a morning television appearance.
His statements come in response to recent discussions about public sector salaries.

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Dimitris Markopoulos, the Deputy Minister of Finance, has stated that there are no plans to reinstate the 13th pension or the 13th salary for public sector employees in Greece. During a discussion, he addressed circulating rumors about these payments, which have sparked debate among the public and lawmakers.

Markopoulos clarified that the government does not foresee any provision for these additional benefits, effectively dismissing speculations regarding their return. His comments come amidst ongoing discussions about public sector compensation, but he maintained that the current financial strategy does not include these specific allowances.

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