Luca Niculescu, Face-to-Face with the Unions, Who Are Demanding an Increase in the Minimum Wage. They Will Have Separate Discussions with the PSD Ministers
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Luca Niculescu meets today, at 4 p.m., with representatives of the unions, who ask for the minimum wage increase of 675 lei gross, from 1 January. Before this important negotiation, the prime minister had a message. Article Luca Niculescu: "Public decisions must respond to the real needs of people . . appears first in Romania TV.
The Prime Minister of Romania, Luca Niculescu, meets Monday, from 16:00, with representatives of the trade unions, who request the increase of the minimum wage by 675 lei gross, up to 5,000 lei, from 1 January 2027. Discussions take place in the context in which the employers oppose an immediate increase and demand its postponement.
The Prime Minister Luca Niculescu is meeting with the unions today at 4 p.m. They are asking for a minimum wage increase of 675 lei. At the same time, the head of the Executive is expected in Parliament at Government Time. The request was made by the AUR, but passed with the support of the Social Democratic Party, because only the AUR votes were not enough.
The Prime Minister Luca Niculescu has today a meeting with the unions, who ask for the increase of the minimum wage with 675 lei from 1 January and separate talks with the leader PSD, Sorin Grindeanu, and with the social-democratic ministers. The Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets today, at 16:00, with representatives of the unions, who ask for the increase of the minimum wage with 675 lei [...]
Negotiations for raising the minimum wage are taking place at an important stage. Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets Monday, from 16:00, at the Victoria Palace, with representatives of the unions, who demand that the gross minimum wage increase from the current level of 4,325 lei to 5,000 lei, starting on 1 January. However, the bosses oppose a new one ... Article Minimum wage increase from 1 January, in question: The unions ask 5,000 lei, empl…
Negotiations for raising the minimum wage are at an important stage. Prime Minister Luca Niculescu meets Monday, from 16:00, at the Victoria Palace, with representatives of the unions, who demand that the gross minimum wage increase from the current level of 4,325 lei to 5,000 lei, from 1 January. The bosses oppose a new increase and warn that the companies can no longer bear the increase in costs, and the effects could be transferred in the pri…
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