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The National Trade Union Bloc calls on the government to increase the minimum wage, stop inflation, and reduce labor taxation, emphasizing the need to protect workers' incomes.

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Representatives of the National Trade Union Bloc (BNS) announced a series of requests for the government, in the context of discussions with coalition parties. Among these is the increase of the minimum wage from 4,050 lei to at least 4,325 lei, according to the official calculation formula. BNS also proposes reducing personal deductions and introducing growth coefficients for skilled workers and those with higher education.


Trade unionists are demanding a halt to reforms that involve salary cuts and job reductions in the public sector, as well as transparent discussions with social partners. BNS emphasizes the importance of consultation before any restructuring measures in the public sector, considering that the lack of such can lead to social injustices. Additionally, BNS calls for a reduction in labor taxation, noting that Romania has one of the highest tax burdens on salaries in the EU, which discourages formal work and fuels the informal economy.

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BNS solicită Guvernului creşterea salariului minim pe economie, stoparea reformelor făcute prin tăieri de salarii şi posturi în sectorul bugetar, reducerea fiscalităţii pe muncă şi stabilirea combaterii evaziunii fiscale
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BNS solicită Guvernului creşterea salariului minim pe economie, stoparea reformelor făcute prin tăieri de salarii şi posturi în sectorul bugetar, reducerea fiscalităţii pe muncă şi stabilirea combaterii evaziunii fiscale ca prioritate zero
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BNS cere majorarea salariului minim, reducerea taxelor pe muncă și oprirea restructurărilor fără consultare: Suprataxarea salariilor descurajează munca formală

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