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The government has modified the salary increase criteria for employees managing community funds, reducing the increase for the 'very good' rating from 50% to 40%.

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28 August 2025, 18:50
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Following the adoption of a Resolution, the Government has updated the criteria for granting salary increases for personnel managing community funds. Thus, employees with a rating of 'very good' will benefit from a 40% salary increase instead of 50%, while those rated 'good' will receive 20% instead of 25%. Those with ratings of 'satisfactory' or 'unsatisfactory' will not receive salary increases. This modification is in accordance with Law no. 141/2025.

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Guvernul a modificat criteriile de acordare a majorărilor salariale pentru personalul care gestionează fonduri comunitare: Angajaţii care obţin calificativul „foarte bine” vor primi o creştere a salariului de 40%, faţă de 50%, cât este în prezent
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