The president of SMEs, Florin Jianu, announced that the minimum wage should be maintained at the current level, with discussions for a possible increase in 2026 and applicability from 2027.
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Florin Jianu, the president of the National Council of Small and Medium Enterprises in Romania, stated that the position of SMEs is to maintain the minimum wage at the current level. This decision comes in the context where SMEs were the first affected by recent fiscal measures. Discussions for a potential increase in the minimum wage will resume in 2026, with applicability from 2027. This approach reflects the concerns of SMEs regarding the economic impact of wage changes on their businesses.
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