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11 June 13:35

Minister of Labor, Simona Bucura-Oprescu, suggests that the antenna bonus should be a fixed amount, based on working conditions, not a percentage of gross salary

Ana-Maria Tapescu

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<p>Simona Bucura-Oprescu said the on-air bonus should be set as a fixed amount, rather than as a percentage of gross salary, and reflect the employee's working conditions. Currently, the bonus varies between 5-15%, with a maximum of 1,500 lei. This change would aim to better link the bonus to job-specific risk factors.

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