The ANCOM employees' union has initiated a 5-day Japanese strike, protesting against the bill that provides for staff reductions.
Andreea Lificiu
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Starting from September 1, ANCOM employees have entered a Japanese strike in response to the draft law regarding the streamlining of administrative authorities, which anticipates a 10% reduction in specialized positions and a 30% reduction in support positions. The union emphasizes that these measures will affect job stability and the quality of public services. Although activities will continue normally, employees are requesting dialogue and solutions that will protect their rights and the efficiency of the institution.
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