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  1. Unpaid social security contributions almost reach 15 bln

    Macroeconomy

    the settlement in 73-100 installments and only 2.5 percent decided to pay upfront and thus eliminate

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  2. Newsletter 58 - 15/01/2016

    Newsletters

    in expenditure on retirement pay of at least 3 percent of GDP. For the reasons mentioned above, the government

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  3. Where things stand on the Greek pension reform proposals
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    EconomyProgramme

    not reached any agreement so far. Farmers would also have to pay higher contributions, which would almost

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  4. SYRIZA's long, slow march
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    Agora

    2018 onwards. This translates into a recurring reduction in expenditure on retirement pay of at least

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  5. Newsletter 59 - 22/01/2016

    Newsletters

    -payment of tax means that some self-employed professions will have to pay more than 80 percent

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  6. Amid protests, coalition ponders tweaks to pension plan
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    EconomyProgramme

    and supplementary pension, health care and the lump-sum retirement pay.

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  7. Deadline for liberalisation of household and SME NPLs looms closer

    Economy

    is envisaged, while the borrower should pay a monthly instalment to be determined based

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  8. Honey, I shrunk the Greeks vol. 2

    Agora

    Because of these two reasons, the country is forced to pay heavy costs and the potential success

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  9. Unpaid social security contributions hit 15.35 bln at end of 2015

    Economy

    debtors chose the settlement in 73-100 installments and only 2.5 percent decided to pay upfront

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  10. Tsipras caught between social tension and lenders' pressure as talks begin

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and retirement pay cuts as it will be hard for the conservative chief to come up with a plan that is not equally

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