EXCLUSIVE Traian Basescu, Warning About Romanian Pensions and Salaries: "Predent Would Be to Abstain From Growth.
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Hard warning from the former president, Traian Basescu for the government Niculşescu. He recommends that the Executive give up, at least temporarily, the promise of increases in pensions and wages and avoid new budgetary commitments until the country's financial situation is clearer.
Former President Traian Basescu argues that the Government should postpone raising the minimum wage and indexing pensions until the middle of next year, to see exactly what is the situation of revenue and budgetary expenditure. Article EXCLUSIV Traian Basescu, warning about Romanian pensions and salaries: "Predent would be to abstain from growth . . appears first on Romania TV.
Traian Basescu believes that the Government should postpone, at least until the middle of next year, decisions on raising the minimum wage and indexing pensions. The former President argues that the Executive must first assess revenue and budgetary expenditure, in order to avoid decisions that could affect public finances. Traian Basescu, warning for the Government "Predent [...]
Former President Traian Basescu argued, in an intervention in Romania TV, that the Government of Niculescu should postpone raising the minimum wage and indexing pensions until the middle of next year, to see exactly what is the situation of revenue and budgetary expenditure. He warned that, in the absence of a careful assessment of the financial situation, Romania [...] Article Basescu does not agree with indexing pensions and salaries for Roman…
Former President Traian Basescu argued, in an intervention in Romania TV, that the Government of Niculescu should postpone raising the minimum wage and indexing pensions until the middle of next year, to see exactly what the situation of revenue and budgetary expenditure is. He warned that, in the absence of a careful assessment of the financial situation, Romania [...]
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