ANAF has sent an internal e-mail to prevent employees from leaving their workplaces during the protests related to the reduction of bonuses.
Sanziana Georgescu
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ANAF employees have organized spontaneous protests in reaction to the government's plans to cut the bonus from 1,500 to 300 lei. Although the government had planned to adopt an emergency ordinance quickly, this was postponed due to problems with the advisory opinion. Protests also took place in the Ministry of Finance, but the ministry did not call for action against the protesters.
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