The Unitary Salary Law, Contested by PSD and Unions. Why They Say that 40% of Public Sector Employees Could Lose Money
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The Minister of Labour announces that the drafting process on the draft new law on pay is nearing the end. It is to be taken over by Parliament. Article Salary Law 2026. The Ministry of Labour, the last hour announcement targeting millions of Romanians appears first in Romania TV.
The Ministry of Labour announced that it is in the final stage of the drafting of the new Law on Salary of Staff Paid from Public Funds, reform undertaken by Romania through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). In the current context, in which the Government has limited powers regarding the initiation of legislative projects, the project will be taken as a parliamentary initiative to go through the debate and adoption process.
Tens of trade unionists from Public Finance protest, Wednesday, July 15, against the law of pay, adopted by the interim Minister of Labour, Dragoș Pîslaru. The employees came with signs, in front of the headquarters of the National Agency of Tax Administration (ANAF) and of the General Directorate of Anti-Fraud, to ask for their rights, according to the Gândul. The employees ask for a wage grid different from that which would come into effect fr…
The new law on public pay, an essential PNRR milestone, will be debated in Parliament.
The new unitary wage law, one of the milestones assumed by Romania through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), risks entering a new stage of political deadlock. PSD leaders and representatives of the main trade union confederations announced that they will work on an alternative version of the project, after criticizing the Government's lack of transparency and claiming that the current form could lead to a decrease in income for a…
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