Protest of the unions in public administration on September 15
Sanziana Georgescu
Current Affairs
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The protest will start at 10:00 AM and will include a gathering in Victory Square, followed by a march to Izvor Park and a stop at the Palace of Parliament. The union members, led by Ringo Dămureanu, are contesting the measures to reduce staff without prior consultation, emphasizing that the public administration is facing a shortage of young personnel. They are calling for the resumption of dialogue with the Government to discuss effective reform solutions. Protests will intensify if a communication channel between authorities and unions is not opened.
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