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The government led by Ilie Bolojan plans to cap bonuses for harmful conditions for civil servants, starting July 1, as part of austerity measures.

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27 June 2025, 09:35
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The measure aims to cut budget spending, as Romania had the biggest deficit in Europe last year. The bonus for injurious conditions will be capped at 300 lei gross per month instead of 15% of the basic salary, sparking criticism from the Europol trade union. They say the measure affects at-risk employees and that limiting additional rest leave to 1-3 days a year is unacceptable.

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Guvernul Bolojan a decis să taie sporurile pentru condiții vătămătoare de muncă a sute de mii de bugetari. Sindicatul Europol a reacționat dur
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Guvernul reduce sporul pentru condiții vătămătoare la 170 lei net. Sindicatul Europol: sacrificații de serviciu sunt cei cu venituri mici
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