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Cartel Alfa is contesting the government's intention to cut pay rises by ordinance, claiming lack of consultation and possible legal violations.

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27 June 2025, 12:44
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The National Trade Union Confederation Cartel Alfa has protested against the government's plan to cut salary bonuses by ordinance, highlighting the absence of public consultations required by law. The union accuses the government of shifting the burden of budget adjustments onto public sector employees, while finding resources for deputy prime ministers' expenses. Cartel Alfa warns that the cut in bonuses ignores working conditions and the legality of the process, calling for the National Tripartite Council for Social Dialogue to be convened.

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Cartel Alfa: Nu vom accepta tăieri unilaterale care pun pe umerii angajaţilor din sectorul public întreaga povară a ajustărilor bugetare. Cerem convocarea imediată a Consiliului Naţional Tripartit pentru Dialog Social!

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