Education unionists are protesting at Parliament and submitting over 160,000 signatures for changing education laws.

Trade unionists from Education, representing the Federation of Free Trade Unions in Education, the "Spiru Haret" Federation, and the National Trade Union Federation "Alma Mater", will protest today at the Palace of Parliament.

They will submit a list with over 160,000 signatures for a citizens' initiative aimed at amending and completing education laws, especially the cancellation of provisions from Law no. 141/2025. Among the protesters' demands are reducing the number of students per class to a maximum of 22 in primary education and 26 in secondary and high school. Additionally, they are requesting a return to the old method of calculating hourly pay and adjusting the teaching norm for experienced teachers. The trade unionists also propose granting a relocation bonus for teachers in disadvantaged areas. These measures are intended to ensure a quality educational act and to combat school overcrowding.