Salary Reform, Contested by the Government Union. Over 6,000 Institutions Have Not Reported Salary Data
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The Workers' Union of the Government's Workers' Party requires the publication of calculations and simulations used to support wage reform, after learning that 6,030 of the institutions concerned did not submit salary data for the year 2025. The organisation requests explanations including information used in discussions with the European Commission and requires an independent verification of the way in which the reform was built.
The Workers' Union of the Government's Workers' Party requests the publication of data and simulations used to substantiate the reform of wages, after the appearance of information that only about 55% of the institutions concerned have transmitted salary data for the 2025 reporting. The union organization requests an independent verification of the foundation of the reform and explanations of the information used in the discussions with the Comm…
The Employees' Union of the Government's Work Apparatus (SAALG) requests the publication of data and simulations used to support wage reform, after the emergence of information that only about 55% of the institutions concerned have transmitted salary data for the 2025 reporting.
The Ministry of Labour submitted in an answer that for 2025 only 7,435 of the 13,465 institutions included in the report provided by Law 153/2017. The percentage represents about 55% of the institutions that were to report. Also, the Ministry led interim by Dragoș Píslaru acknowledged that the database used for centralization ... The Article wanted to make the law of pay, but they had salary data from only 55% of the institutions that were to re…
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