Kelemen Hunor: There's a Chance "Zero" that the Payroll Law Will Pass This Week. "4 Billion Are a Lot of Money when You Don't Have it."
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President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, considers that the draft new law on unit pay is not likely to be adopted this week or the following week, under conditions where major differences persist in the income of employees in education and health, as well as in the identification of sources of funding.
President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, told Digi24 that the chances of the wage bill passing this week are "zero, and to pass next week - "all to zero." He added that there is a need for simulations for the income of all categories targeted, so that there are no declines, and a clear source of income to cover growth.
One of the leaders of the coalition parties, Kelemen Hunor (UDMR) posts on Tuesday a text describing a solution to restore "people's confidence in politics and institutions. State institutions should function in a way that eases everyday life. The solution that the leader of the Hungarian minorities sees is the abandonment of" the hatred, the contempt of the other, the constant disparagement and the standing violation of the dignity of the other…
Romania is approaching the month of August without a functioning government, and UDMR President Kelemen Hunor draws an alarm signal. In a Facebook post, he points out that "there will be no wonder, the era of wonders has ended and proposes a concrete solution: the formation of a transitional, truce government, at least by the end of the year. "Who and how [...]
President UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, says on Tuesday that August is approaching with quick steps, and we have no government, he showing that there will be no miracles, because the epoch of wonders has ended and there is a solution, a government of transition, of truce, at least by the end of the year. He also comes with a message for politicians: "The little ones in the bucket with cold water, aside with pettyness, with vanity".
Mr Kelemen Hunor, President of the UDMR, said that the adoption of the new payroll law was unlikely in the immediate future, under conditions where negotiations were still far from a conclusion, and the sources of funding for the proposed increases were not clarified.
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