The unions in education contest the Government's decision to postpone the salary payments won in court until 2026, accusing a "governmental dictatorship".
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The Free Trade Unions of Education and "Spiru Haret" firmly condemn the Government's postponement of payments for employees in education, established by court rulings, until 2026. The unionists believe that the Executive's refusal to respect salary rights is a continuation of abuses and "governmental dictatorship." They demand the immediate unblocking of payments and have announced protests at the Ministry of Finance.
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