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Minister Dragoș Pîslaru will open public consultations for the salary law, inviting citizens to participate in a live session on Facebook.

Matei Gaginsky
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9 June 2026, 16:27
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The interim Minister of Labor, Dragoș Pîslaru, announced on Tuesday the opening of consultations for the unified salary law, a project aimed at reorganizing the salary system in the public sector. The live session will take place on Thursday at 3:00 PM on his Facebook page, where citizens are invited to send questions and suggestions.


Pîslaru emphasizes that a salary law should not be developed solely by the ministry or unions, but must involve the entire society. Citizens can contribute through comments, private messages, or email. The unified salary law is a commitment of the Government to the European Commission and has generated debates regarding salary differences in the budgetary sector and the impact on the state budget.

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Ministrul Pîslaru face sesiune live pe Facebook pe Legea salarizării, după ce proiectul a fost respins de sindicate
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Profesorii pot trimite propuneri pentru noua lege a salarizării. Ministrul Dragoș Pîslaru va răspunde întrebărilor într-o sesiune live, joi, la ora 15:00
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„O lege a salarizării nu se scrie doar cu sindicatele”. Dragoș Pîslaru anunță consultări publice pe proiect, într-un live pe Facebook
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Dragoş Pîslaru: Am decis să deschid dialogul către întreaga societate pe legea salarizării unice. Joi, la ora 15:00, voi susţine pe pagina mea de Facebook o sesiune live pe marginea proiectului
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Pîslaru invită românii la o dezbatere live pe Facebook despre legea salarizării: „Facem legea împreună”

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