Judges and clerks are threatening to block their work because of non-payment of salary increases obtained by court rulings.
Călin Nicolescu
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State employees' grievances are linked to the Romanian government's failure to comply with the law, which is delaying the payment of salary increases obtained by court rulings. Court clerks have decided to attend only emergency hearings and the public hours have been halved.
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