Education union representatives are protesting against the Bolojan law, which includes measures affecting teaching rules and salaries.
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Education unions continue their protests against the Bolojan Law, accusing the increase in the teaching norm and underfunding of the system. Minister Daniel David went on leave during the protests, and the unions are planning picket actions until September 3. Demands include maintaining current teaching standards, preventing layoffs and ensuring fair salaries. The protests culminate in a national rally on September 8, the start of the school year.
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VIDEO Sindicatele din învățământ protestează pentru a patra zi față de Legea Bolojan, la sediul MinisteruluI Educației și Cercetării / Manifestanții scandează „Demisia” și „Jos cenzura”
Sindicatele din învățământ protestează pentru a patra zi față de Legea Bolojan, la sediul MinisteruluI Educației și Cercetării / Manifestanții scandează "Demisia" și "Jos cenzura"
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