43 judges from the courts of the Timisoara Court of Appeal are eligible for retirement, and 31 have announced that they will retire by the end of the year, in the context of the increase in the retirement age. This will worsen staff shortages as the courts face a heavy caseload. Judges emphasize that raising the retirement age is not a sustainable solution, given the working conditions and the impact on the efficiency of the judiciary. Recent legislative changes have also not been accompanied by a proper economic evaluation, raising questions about their viability.
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31 de judecători din Timiş, Arad şi Caraş-Severin au notificat Curtea de Apel Timişoara că vor să se pensioneze în acest an / În perioada 2010-2016, media anuală a cererilor de pensionare era de trei pe an
Sistemul judiciar, sub presiune: val de cereri de pensionări în rândul judecătorilor care vor să iasă la pensie până la finalul anului
Val de pensionări printre judecătorii din Banat
3 din 4 judecători de la Curtea de Apel Timişoara care îndeplinesc condițiile de pensionare se vor retrage până la finalul anului
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