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The mayor of Craiova, Lia Olguța Vasilescu, announced that the new salary law will be phased in until 2031 and that corrections are needed for it to be voted on.

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During a press conference, Lia Olguța Vasilescu discussed the timeline for implementing the new salary law, mentioning that it will be staggered until 2031. The mayor of Craiova highlighted the anomalies in public administration, pointing out that many officials earn more than the minister's salary, which raises questions regarding salary equity.


Vasilescu drew attention to the financial pressure that the Craiova City Hall will feel in order to comply with the new salary scales, needing a funding source of over 2 million euros. Regarding the future of the law, the PSD leader stated that she does not believe it will pass in its current form, emphasizing the need for amendments to correct existing gaps.

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Lia Olguța Vasilescu, despre legea salarizării unitare: Creșterile vor fi eșalonate până în 2031
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Lia Olguţa Vasilescu, după discuţiile pe legea salarizării: Mie nu-mi convine, ca primar, să cresc cu peste 2 milioane de euro salariile în Primăria Craiova / Despre salariile demnitarilor: Din cât am înţeles, vor fi eşalonate până în 2031

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