Unions in the Romanian Senate are calling for the antennas to be removed from the building or to maintain the bonus for harmful conditions, citing health risks for employees.
Delia Niculescu
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Trade unions in the Romanian Senate are sounding the alarm over the health risks caused by the antennas on the building, calling for them to be dismantled or the bonus for harmful conditions to be maintained. They point out that the removal of the bonus affects the health of employees, with scientific evidence of alarming radiation levels. The unions call for immediate measures to protect employees, including dismantling the equipment or capping radiation emissions.
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