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Dragoș Pîslaru Accuses PSD of Misrepresenting the Salary Act: "Four Years Lost

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Dragoș Pîslaru, interim Minister of Labour, said on Tuesday that the pay bill with an impact of 12.1 billion lei had the agreement of the European Commission and accused PSD of distorting the adoption of the project.
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Minister of Labor Dragoș Pîslaru explains where negotiations for the new law of wages were blocked, project with a huge stake - 770 million euros - money that Romania ultimately lost. Article OUTSIDER POLITICAL #7. Dragoș Pîslaru: "The unions are in a Stockholm syndrome with PSD . . . appears first in Recorder.

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Dragoș Pîslaru said that the Unitary Wage Act must be adopted because it is "the right option for Romania, not only because it was a milestone in the PNRR. The interim Minister of Labour of the...

Pîslaru explained that Romania will not be penalised for the loss of funds from the PNRR, but will no longer be able to settle certain investments. The interim Minister of Investment accused PSD of delaying salary reform and claimed that the project was negotiated in recent months with the Ministry of Finance and the European Commission. It accuses PSD [...]

Dragoș Pîslaru, interim Minister of Labour, said on Tuesday that the pay bill with an impact of 12.1 billion lei had the agreement of the European Commission and accused PSD of distorting the adoption of the project.

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Mediafax broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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