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The National Trade Union Bloc (BNS) will organize a protest rally on November 12, 2025, in Victory Square in Bucharest, followed by a march towards Constitution Square.

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The protest, under the slogan "Govern for us too! Not just for you!", aims at urgent measures to stop the decline in purchasing power. BNS demands measures to reduce inflation, which has reached 9.9%, and to protect the incomes of the population, especially for those on minimum wage. Additionally, BNS calls for an increase in the gross minimum wage to 4,325 lei and the extension of collective bargaining to provide protection for employees. The organization emphasizes the need to eliminate legal restrictions on collective bargaining and has warned about the high tax burden on wages, which contributes to informal work.

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