Cristian Erbaşu: It Is Possible to See Tens of Thousands of Redundancies in the Next Period, but Also Salary Cuts. Romanian Builders Have to Recover More than 1 Billion Euros From the Romanian State on Contracts on PNRR
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Cristian Erbaşu estimates that tens of thousands of Romanians employed in construction could be kicked out and that companies that will be able to continue their work could be forced to lower their wages. Article Tens of thousands of construction workers could remain unemployed. Cristian Erbaşu's grim warning first appears on Romania TV.
Romanian builders have to recover more than 1 billion euros from the Romanian state on contracts on the PNRR, and tens of thousands of construction workers could lose their jobs, but it is possible to see also wage cuts, said Cristian Erbaşu, president of the Federation of Employers of Construction Companies and Director General of Construction Erbaşu, at the conference in Sinaia.
Romanian constructors have to recover more than a billion euros for PNRR projects, but there are still quite large debts recorded in other projects, such as Anghel Saligny, in which the local authorities have quite a lot of payment to the construction companies, declared, Friday, the president of the Federation of Construction Companies (FPSC), Cristian Erbaşu, at a specialized event.
Romanian builders raise an alarm about the future of the sector, and call for urgent measures, although they have managed to recover more than a billion euros from the state, from PNRR contracts.
Businessman Cristian Erbaşu announces tens of thousands of redundancies: "Gauras left by Bolojan put the companies on the groundThe Romanian builders have to recover more than 1 billion euros from the Romanian state on contracts on the PNRR, and tens of thousands of construction workers could lose their jobs, ...More ...
Cristian Erbașu, the general manager of Erbașu Construction, warned that tens of thousands of construction workers could lose their jobs and that the market is also set to be marked by wage cuts. He blames the state’s debts to construction companies and claims that, from the PNRR alone, builders […]
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