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Salariile Bugetarilor Ar Putea Crește În 2027? Florin Manole Explică De Ce Depind Majorările Salariale • Newsweek România

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Noul ministru al Muncii, Florin Manole, a declarat că eventualele majorări ale salariilor bugetarilor depind de deciziile privind bugetul și de angajamentele asumate de România pentru menținerea deficitului sub control.

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The Minister of Labour, Florin Manole, said that the new law of unitary wage cannot be adopted until the end of this year, since the Government must give priority to budgetary correction and preparation of the budget for 2027. The official said that the deadline provided for in the government programme for the adoption of the normative act is next year, but there is no precise timetable. Article the Minister of Labour, Florin Manole, announces w…

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PIF MANOLE 211026 – BRUT IN FATA TA on SATURDAY [00:03:44] Good morning and welcome to a new edition of the show În fășa ta. Today's guest is the new Minister of Labor, Mr. Florin Manole, from the Social Democratic Party. Welcome, Mr. Manole and...

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The increase in revenues in the public sector remains closely linked to the country's fiscal sustainability, said Labour Minister Florin Manole. He stressed that any future wage increase for budget holders is conditional on the state budget's configuration and strict agreements on the control of the budget deficit.

Florin Manole, the new Minister of Labour, spoke last days about the conditions under which budget salaries could increase, in 2027. According to him, any increases depend on the decisions on the budget and the commitments made by Romania to keep the deficit under control. In an interview for Digi24, Minister of Labour, Florin Manole, also said that the new law [...]

The new Minister of Labour, Florin Manole, said that possible increases in budget salaries depend on the decisions on the budget and on Romania's commitments to keep the deficit under control.

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