The European Commission Calls on the Government to Raise More Money Before Adopting the Payroll Law.
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The European Commission has asked the Government to identify measures to cover the costs of the new Wage Law, and one of the solutions suggested by Brussels is the extension of the CASS to pensions, according to sources.The European Commission proposes the extension of the CASS to pensions for the increase of the salaries of budgetaries: "Any majority granted to a category must be fully compensated by appropriate reductions for other categories.
The European Commission Calls on the Government to Raise More Money Before Adopting the Payroll Law.
The European Commission is asking the Government to adopt measures to offset the additional fiscal impact of the new payroll law, beyond the conservative scenario of 8 billion lei initially discussed. One of the proposed measures aims to extend the CASS contribution to pensions. The EC also demands that the compensatory measures that will bring the 4 billion lei for the salaries of public sector employees be adopted together with the law or, "pr…
The European Commission is asking the Government to adopt measures to offset the additional fiscal impact of the new payroll law, beyond the conservative scenario of 8 billion lei initially discussed. One of the proposed measures aims to extend the CASS contribution to pensions. The EC also demands that the compensatory measures that will bring the 4 billion lei for the salaries of public sector employees be adopted together with the law or, "pr…
The European Commission puts pressure on the Government to quickly find money for the new Wage Law, after the cost of the project increased by about 4 billion lei compared to the scenario initially discussed with Brussels. Among the solutions indicated by European experts are also the expansion of the health contribution applied to pensions, but this is only one of the variants analysed to cover additional expenditure.
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