The trade unions in public administration, including COLUMNA-SCOR and FNSA, announce a protest march on September 15 in Bucharest, followed by a picket of the Government, in response to the measures announced by the Executive. The unionists argue that these measures, implemented without social dialogue, risk generating a blockage in the sector and threaten a general strike if the current policies are not abandoned. Among their demands are the respect for fundamental rights and the genuine consultation of trade union organizations before the adoption of measures that affect the stability of public function.
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