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Workers at a construction site in Mangalia are protesting for the non-payment of salaries for over two months, and the management has not provided clarifications.

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27 February 2026, 07:21
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The National Trade Union Bloc announced that, although Thursday had been set as the date for the payment of salary arrears, employees have not received the money in their accounts. Workers, dissatisfied with the lack of a clear response from management, decided to protest publicly. They have not received their salaries for over two months, and the company's difficult financial situation severely affects the construction site's activity. The protest is spontaneous and has no end date, with workers demanding urgent payment of arrears and clarifications regarding the company's future. Unions warn that without a quick solution, tensions could escalate, and protests could continue or even intensify in the coming period.

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