Serbia advised against "sacrificing" health and education
European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) President Henri Malosse has advised Serbia "not sacrifice education and health" on the road toward the EU.
"I do not know how it is in Serbia, but in my country in the past 50 years, every new government, whether right or left-wing, added a new level of administration - regional, local, departmental. Finally, there is the fact that many people are doing the same thing, the same task. We had to create a body for the coordination of all these people," he told the Serbian edition of EurActiv.
Interesting concept. Because there is a bloated public sector with too many levels of administration who literally do the same things, there have to be another 'body for the coordination' which is bloating the public sector and expenses even more. If I wouldn't have been mentioned that the story is about France, I would have guessed it's about Greece.
"I do not know how it is in Serbia, but in my country in the past 50 years, every new government, whether right or left-wing, added a new level of administration - regional, local, departmental. Finally, there is the fact that many people are doing the same thing, the same task. We had to create a body for the coordination of all these people," he told the Serbian edition of EurActiv.
Interesting concept. Because there is a bloated public sector with too many levels of administration who literally do the same things, there have to be another 'body for the coordination' which is bloating the public sector and expenses even more. If I wouldn't have been mentioned that the story is about France, I would have guessed it's about Greece.
"I do not know how it is in Serbia, but in my country in the past 50 years, every new government, whether right or left-wing, added a new level of administration - regional, local, departmental. Finally, there is the fact that many people are doing the same thing, the same task. We had to create a body for the coordination of all these people," he told the Serbian edition of EurActiv.
Interesting concept. Because there is a bloated public sector with too many levels of administration who literally do the same things, there have to be another 'body for the coordination' which is bloating the public sector and expenses even more. If I wouldn't have been mentioned that the story is about France, I would have guessed it's about Greece.
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