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22 July 07:23

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced that he will evaluate the ban on cumulating pension and salary for about 10,000 public sector employees.

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Ilie Bolojan said he would consider banning the accumulation of pension and salary in the public sector, noting that about 10,000 employees are in this situation. He believes that, in the context of staff cuts, it is fairer for those on pension to leave, leaving room for younger employees. Bolojan emphasized the importance of respecting the constitutional provisions before implementing the measures, in order to avoid later cancellations and maintain the credibility of the decisions.

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Bolojan: În anumite instituţii se vor face reduceri de personal şi acest lucru îl văd ca inevitabil în perioada următoare / "La nivelul a 10.000 de persoane" au şi pensie şi salariu din sectorul public
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Bolojan anunţă reduceri de personal în perioada următoare: „E inevitabil!”. Circa 10.000 de români iau şi pensie şi salariu de bugetar
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Bolojan: În anumite instituţii se vor face reduceri de personal şi acest lucru îl văd ca inevitabil în perioada următoare / ”La nivelul a 10.000 de persoane” au şi pensie şi salariu din sectorul public

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