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The Minister of Labor, Florin Manole, announced that the normative act for increasing the gross minimum wage will be approved in a maximum of two weeks, rising from 4,050 lei to 4,325 lei starting July 1, 2026.

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19 February 2026, 17:00
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Florin Manole, the Minister of Labor, stated that the normative act providing for the increase of the gross minimum wage will be approved within a maximum of two weeks, in order to meet the deadline set by the coalition at the end of last year. The gross minimum wage is expected to rise from 4,050 lei to 4,325 lei starting from July 1, 2026, if the normative act is adopted as planned. Manole emphasized the importance of this measure to avoid unrest among workers and economic unpredictability.

At the same conference, the minister expressed dissatisfaction with the activity of the Territorial Labor Inspectorate in Satu Mare in combating "undeclared work," calling for a more efficient inspection and better results. Manole held meetings with representatives of the business environment and local authorities, discussing the need to address the issue of undeclared work more firmly.

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Decizia privind majorarea salariului minim, aşteptată în cel mult două săptămâni. Creşterea ar urma să se aplice de la 1 iulie 2026
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Ministrul Muncii anunță: salariul minim va crește, actul normativ ar putea fi aprobat în una-două săptămâni * Newsweek România

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