The government has decided to cut the bonus for harmful conditions from 1,500 lei to 300 lei, sparking protests from ANAF employees.
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The government has signed a decision to reduce the bonus for harmful conditions, sparking protests from ANAF employees. The aim of the measure is to save 1.345 billion lei to the state budget in 2025, in a context of high public spending. Unions are contesting the cut, arguing that it affects salaries and that employees face poor working conditions and the lack of a functioning IT system. Union representatives are demanding consultations before such measures are implemented.
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