The Labor Inspection has announced the complete deactivation of the Revisal system, and all operations related to employee records will be conducted exclusively through Reges Online. This transition is mandatory for all employers, who must create accounts in the new system and enter the data of active employment contracts. Reges Online allows for the management of hiring, modifications, and terminations of contracts in digital format, facilitating real-time reporting and reducing the risk of errors. The platform offers secure access and transparency, allowing employees to verify the information in their contracts. Non-compliance with reporting requirements may result in fines between 15,000 and 20,000 lei, which is why the Labor Inspection recommends that employers quickly complete the transition and ensure the accuracy of the data entered.
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Reges Online a devenit obligatoriu de la 1 ianuarie 2026: Revisal a fost înlocuit complet
Reges Online a intrat în vigoare de la 1 ianuarie 2026. Amenzi între 15.000 şi 20.000 lei pentru angajatorii care nu s-au înscris
Reguli noi pentru contractele de muncă. Schimbare obligatorie de la 1 ianuarie 2026
Noul registru digital al salariaților, REGES Online, devine obligatoriu de la 1 ianuarie / Amenzi de până la 20 de mii de lei
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