Greek Citizens are found divided in the face of government regulations on the insurance and labour Bill, according to the latest survey conducted by Kappa research-group published today in “to Vima” newspaper.
Public opinion does not seem to agree to the changes, just one week before the adoption of the new insurance bill. 35.2% of respondents consider that the changes in the Insurance bill are necessary, but unjust ‘ whilst 14,2% thinks they are ‘ necessary and must be done”.
29,6% ask for the immediate withdrawal of the draft, whilst 19% of those who participated in the investigation characterize the Bill as ‘ disastrous ‘.
Public Opinion, is also, opposite towards the forwarding changes in employment relationships. 70,4% do not consider it necessary to reduce the cost of redundancies, and an even higher percentage (82,9%) are against the liberalization of redundancies.
Interesting is the response related to the political scene. Almost half (49%) estimate that this political system may not be able to get the country out of the crisis, whilst the parties are at the rockbottom of their popularity. It is a first that PASOK and N.D. are no higher than 39% in
vote.
However, an overwhelming majority of respondents (82,9%) are against the possibility of early national elections, describing it as “injurious and problematic ‘, whilst only 13,2% consider elections as useful and necessary.
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