The Chamber of Deputies Has Again Approved the Civil Servants Act
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On Tuesday, the Chamber of Deputies again approved a draft of a new law on civil servants, which, according to the coalition authors, is intended to facilitate the replacement of civil servants and bring the rules of their employment closer to the Labor Code. The deputies voted with a coalition majority to override the Senate veto of the draft, which is to replace the current Civil Service Act from November. Opponents from among the senators, li…
On Tuesday, the Chamber of Deputies again approved a draft of a new law on civil servants, which, according to the coalition authors, is intended to facilitate the replacement of civil servants and bring their employment rules closer to the Labor Code. The deputies voted with a coalition majority to override the Senate veto of the bill, which is to replace the...
The Chamber of Deputies has once again approved, with the votes of the governing coalition, the abolition of the President's authority to appoint and dismiss heads of permanent missions to international organizations. Today, it overrode the Senate's veto, according to which the change is an unconstitutional interference in the powers of the head of state. The amendment, which is part of the norms related to the controversial Civil Servants Act, …
On Tuesday, the Chamber of Deputies again approved the draft of a new law on civil servants, which, according to the coalition authors, is intended to facilitate the replacement of civil servants and bring the rules of their employment closer to the Labor Code. The deputies overrode the Senate veto with a coalition majority. Opponents from among the senators, like the Chamber opposition, expressed concerns about the politicization and destabiliz…
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