Employees of the Ministry of Finance and ANAF continue their protests, unhappy with the government's measures on budgetary personnel. The president of Sed Lex, Vasile Marica, said that the number of protesters has risen to around 8,000 and that if their demands are not heard, they will block the institutions' activities, affecting the payment of salaries and pensions. A recent ordinance establishes a bonus of 300 lei gross monthly gross for dangerous working conditions, but employees are demanding broader solutions.
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Angajații Ministerului Finanțelor amenință că blochează România dacă li se taie sporurile. "Blocăm activitatea. Nu vor fi bani de pensii, nu vor fi bani să plătim salariile."
Sindicatele din Finanțe spun că pot bloca România: Poate nu vom veni o zi la muncă, în ziua în care se dau salarii, pensii!
Sindicatele din Finanțe spun că pot bloca România: Poate nu vom veni o zi la muncă, în ziua în care se dau salarii, pensii!
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