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ELCEN assures that the employees' protest will not stop the heat supply in Bucharest.

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The protest took place against the provisions imposed by the 'Train' Ordinance 156/2024, which could have affected salary entitlements. The company has assured that it is discussing with trade unionists to find solutions that will meet the needs of employees and sustain the safe power generation activity. The energy minister said that the reorganization will not affect production employees.

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ELCEN, după protestul angajaţilor: Continuitatea funcţionării instalaţiilor este esenţială / Compania care asigură energia termică pentru peste 550.000 de apartamente din Bucureşti anunţă că funcţionează în acest moment fără risc de oprire a activităţii

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