The OECD report highlights Romania's progress in employment, but also areas for improvement, such as social inequality.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The OECD has published an assessment of Romania's social policy and labor market, highlighting progress in employment and social inclusion, but also remaining challenges. Labor Minister Petre-Florin Manole stressed the need to increase employment, reduce emigration and tackle social inequalities. The report recommends investing in education and training, citing recent reforms including equalizing the retirement age and increasing social benefits. The publication of this report is an important step in Romania's accession to the OECD.
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Raportul OCDE privind piața muncii din România: „Mai avem de lucru, de la creșterea ratei de ocupare și reducerea emigrației, până la combaterea inegalităților sociale”
Recomandările OCDE pentru România: Țara noastră trebuie să intensifice eforturile de creştere a ocupării şi de îmbunătăţire a calităţii forţei de muncă
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OCDE recomandă României să intensifice eforturile de creştere a ocupării şi de îmbunătăţire a calităţii forţei de muncă
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