The European Union has drawn criticism after extreme weather forced partial shutdowns of the Berlaymont headquarters cooling systems.Midday texts on Friday informed employees that air cooling would be cut for floors 1 through 7, but not the rest of the 13-story building, where Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and her top commissioners are stationed.The disparity prompted backlash from lower-level staff. Speaking anonymously to POLITICO, one official described the hierarchical division as being "like feudalism," while another labeled the management decision a "disgrace"Source: @trtworld on X/Twitter
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