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Minister of the Interior, Marian Neacsu First Meeting with the Unions. What Happens with Overtime Payment

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The Minister of Internal Affairs Marian Neacșu met, on Thursday, for the first time, with the leaders of trade unions and professional organizations in the system. Protecting employees' rights, reducing staff shortages and increasing the confidence of citizens in MAI are among the priorities announced by the Deputy Prime Minister PSD.

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The employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will keep their current system of payment for weekend work, announced Minister Marian Neacsu, after the first meeting with union representatives. The news comes at a time when the police, the gendarmes and the other employees of the ministry ask for better wages, overtime and clearer rules for retirement.

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The Minister of Internal Affairs Marian Neacșu met, on Thursday, for the first time, with the leaders of trade unions and professional organizations in the system. Protecting employees' rights, reducing staff shortages and increasing the confidence of citizens in MAI are among the priorities announced by the Deputy Prime Minister PSD.

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The announcement was made after the first working meeting that the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs had on Thursday, 29 October, with representatives of the trade unions and professional organizations in the system. What happens with the money for extra work During the discussions, several problems that concern employees were discussed, including ... Article News for employees MAI. What happens with overtime payments and sa…

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Internal Affairs Minister Marian Neacșu announced that the current payment mechanism for weekly rest days will be maintained. With regard to possible salary increases in 2027, he said that the remuneration will depend on the available budgetary resources. Marian Neacșu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs, met on Friday [...]

The employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will keep their current system of payment for weekend work, announced Minister Marian Neacsu, after the first meeting with representatives of the unions. The news comes at a time when the police, the gendarmes and the other employees of the ministry ask for better wages, payment of overtime and clearer rules for retirement. [...] Article Employees MORE will keep their current system of payment fo…

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Marian Neacșu, had, on Thursday, a first meeting with the leaders of representative trade union organizations and professional organizations in the system, discussions focusing, among others, on wage and professional rights, predictability of career and retirement, but also the staff deficit. According to a communication from MAI transmitted AGERPRES, the meeting is part of the series of consultations initiated …

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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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