OSIM employees and PUBLISIND unionists are protesting against pay cuts and call for urgent measures to stabilize the personal and institutional situation.
Adrian Rusu
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Spontaneous protests by OSIM and environmental protection agency employees are sparked by recent pay cuts and the chaotic reorganization of the National Agency for the Environment and Protected Areas (ANMAP). The unionists are demanding a meeting with the Environment Minister to discuss the current bottlenecks and the impact on employees, who face job uncertainty and pay cuts. Their demands include the approval of the ANMAP's organizational chart, the restoration of salary rights and a clear timetable for reorganization.
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Salariaţii OSIM protestează contra tăierilor salariale / Proteste spontane şi ale sindicaliştilor afiliaţi PUBLISIND din agenţiile pentru protecţia mediului
Salariaţii OSIM protestează contra tăierilor salariale aplicate fără dialog social real / Proteste spontane şi ale sindicaliştilor afiliaţi PUBLISIND din agenţiile pentru protecţia mediului: Reducerea veniturilor, picătura care a umplut paharul!
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