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Claudiu Năsui challenges the government's decision to cap bonuses for injurious conditions at 300 lei, proposing a 30% cap for all employees.

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Former Minister of Economy, Claudiu Năsui, disagrees with the decision of the government led by Ilie Bolojan to cap bonuses for harmful and dangerous conditions at 300 lei. Năsui argues that the bonuses should be capped at 30% to prevent a 'hunt for individual bonuses', noting that he has proposed a bill in Parliament to this effect. He emphasizes that the government is focused on raising funds, regardless of the name of the bonuses.

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