Greece Considers Pooling Labor To Help Reach Austerity Targets
ATHENS—Greece may have to place thousands of public workers in a special labor pool at reduced pay to help achieve as much as €4 billion ($4.95 billion) in spending cuts demanded by international creditors, a politically risky move for the fragile coalition government.
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