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The Minister of Labor, Florin Manole, is planning an increase in the gross minimum wage to 4,325 lei in 2026, reflecting the need to ensure a decent living.

Matei Gaginsky
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Florin Manole, the Minister of Labor, intends to raise the gross minimum wage in the economy to 4,325 lei in 2026, an increase of 6.8% compared to 2025. This amount would represent 47.11% of the estimated average gross salary. Manole, drawing on personal experiences, emphasizes the difficulties faced by employees, especially those moving to Bucharest, and insists that an eight-hour workday must ensure a decent living. He encourages young people to complete their studies before entering the labor market.

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EXCLUSIV Ministrul Muncii, Florin Manole, pregătește introducerea salariului de bază minim brut pe țară în anul 2026 (SURSE)
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Salariul minim pe economie ar putea crește. Cu cât ar putea fi majorat
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Cu cât ar putea fi majorat SALARIUL minim din 2026. Două scenarii pe masa Guvernului/ SURSE: Discutiile sunt departe de a fi încheiate

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