They really might have done their home work properly (more lazy hacks 
I  suppose) .  How much then is Mandelson sitting on?  He's not only 
got a  ministerial salary and perks but a whopping pay off from 
Brussels  too.
And they go on about Fred Goodwin's pension !  There was something  
about pots, kettles and blackness and throwing stones in glass house, 
I  remember.  And ALL of  it on our  backs.
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NEWS of the WORLD  23.3.09
EU chiefs' £1million pay-off
Golden goodbyes after as little as a  year in top jobs
By Jamie Lyons
EU fat-cat beauraucrats will pick up  £1 million golden parachutes to 
cushion the blow when they quit Brussels  this year.
With 20 of Europe's molly-coddled 27 Commissioners set to  stand down 
in November, the total payoff pot will hit an astonishing £23.8  million.
Even after just one year in the job, British Commissioner  Baroness 
Ashton would pocket a lottery-win size package worth £1/4  million, 
plus £8,000-a-year pension, if called back to London.
Last  night Lorraine Mullally of Open Europe-a think tank urging EU 
reform-fumed:  "While taxpayers struggle in the recession and worry 
about losing jobs,  their money is going to pamper grossly overpaid 
eurocrats with eye-watering  salaries.
"It's outrageous this team of unelected Brussels civil servants  walk 
away with these vast sums. This is totally unjustified."
The  leavers' massive payout includes HALF their six-figure salaries 
for three  years AFTER standing down.
PLUS a resettlement allowance of up to £21,000  to help adjust to life 
after Brussels. PLUS huge pension pots worth  hundreds of thousands of 
pounds.
Two vice-presidents of the  Commission-Margot Wallström and Gunter 
Verheugen-do particularly well. They  are in line for pension funds of 
£1,787,950.
And all the eurocrats  have enjoyed a cushy job with perks that would 
make even disgraced bankers  blush-£572 monthly entertainment 
allowance, cut-rate income tax, removal  expenses and even fancy 
health benefits like acupuncture and mud baths.
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