Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan said Romania is the only country where judges retire at 48, with average pensions of €5,000, and promised reforms in this area.
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Ilie Bolojan emphasized that judges' pensions, who retire at 48 with an average pension of €5,000, are a social anomaly, given that most Romanians retire at 65. He announced that the issue of special pensions will be addressed in the second or third fiscal package, as part of the obligations to the European Commission and to ensure social justice. Bolojan underlined the need to correct this situation in order to capitalize on the professional experience of judges.
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Bolojan: Suntem singura țară din lume care ne pensionăm judecătorii la 48 de ani; va trebui să corectăm
Bolojan: "Suntem singura ţară din lume care ne pensionăm judecătorii la 48 de ani. Va trebui să corectăm"
Ilie Bolojan anunță schimbări la pensiile speciale ale magistraților: "Suntem singura țară din lume cu judecătorii pensionari la 48 de ani, cu o pensie medie de 5.000 de euro. Ideea că această măsură se aplică până în 2060 și ceva nu stă în picioare"
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