The protests of ANAF and Romanian Water Basin Administrations' employees continue, with dissatisfaction over the cut in bonuses for harmful conditions. The government is finalizing a fiscal package that includes spending cuts and tax hikes, including VAT. The Health Federation has also announced protests, highlighting the negative impact on TESA staff. The Health Minister said that bonuses for medical staff are not affected, but support staff are facing financial difficulties. The government said the ordinance is temporary and urged dialog to solve the problems.
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A treia zi de proteste ale angajaților de la ANAF și din alte instituții, din toată țara. Guvernul anunță astăzi pachetul de măsuri de reducere a cheltuielilor și creșterea unor taxe
Angajații ANAF continuă protestele spontane declanșate de vineri
A treia zi de proteste ale bugetarilor în țară. Guvernul pregătește noi măsuri într-o „ordonanță trenuleț”
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