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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan presented measures to reduce the number of civil servants and standardize salaries in local government.

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18 July 2025, 17:13
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Prime Minister Bolojan has announced reforms in local administration, aiming to reduce the number of civil servants and local policemen, as well as to standardize the pay scale. Town halls will receive government funds according to efficiency, and civil servants may have rules shared between several municipalities. The number of local police officers will also be limited and responsibilities for public order will be clarified by organizing joint dispatchers. These measures aim to streamline administrative work.

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