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The former Minister of Labor, Florin Manole, stated that the PSD will vote for the salary law if it is accepted by the unions and does not reduce incomes.

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18 July 2026, 19:02
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Florin Manole, former Minister of Labor, announced that the PSD is open to voting for the salary law, essential for the PNRR, provided that it is accepted by the unions. Manole emphasized that the PSD is seeking solutions together with the unions to create a law that is fair and does not reduce the incomes of public sector employees. He specified that, in the event that the law remains in its current form, which could generate discontent, the social-democratic parliamentarians will not support it. Manole highlighted the importance of a law that respects workers' rights and avoids inequities. He also mentioned that the PSD will continue to discuss with the unions to reach a consensus and avoid populism in addressing this issue.

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