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The government is preparing a package of reforms including job cuts and house tax hikes of up to 70%, recognizing tough economic times.

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11 August 2025, 06:24
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Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has announced a new package of measures aimed at reforming public administration and health care, including staff cuts and possible house tax increases of up to 70%. Bolojan stressed that the state can no longer sustain excessive spending to local authorities because of the deficit. He also noted that reforms are essential to avoid Romania's default and anticipated economic stabilization in the next year and a half.

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Bolojan: Vor fi concedieri în administrația locală, iar impozitele pe locuințe ar putea crește și cu 70%, în anumite situații. Într-un an, un an și jumătate ne va fi mai bine
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Ilie Bolojan anunță CONCEDIERI și noi tăieri ale cheltuielilor: E foarte probabil să avem reduceri de personal
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Ilie Bolojan anunţă concedieri masive: „Aparatul bugetar este supradimensionat”. Ce cuprinde pachetul al doilea de austeritate
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Ilie Bolojan, întrebat dacă vor fi concedieri de personal, odată cu implementarea celui de-al doilea pachet de măsuri: E foarte posibil să avem reduceri de personal
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Ilie Bolojan anunță concedieri: Acolo unde numărul de angajați depășește calculul corect, vor fi reduceri de personal
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Bolojan: Foarte posibil vin concedieri printre bugetari!
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Ilie Bolojan nu exclude concedierile de personal după adoptarea celui de-al doilea pachet de măsuri fiscale. Care sunt instituțiile vizate
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Ilie Bolojan, întrebat dacă vor fi concedieri de personal, odată cu implementarea celui de-al doilea pachet de măsuri: E foarte posibil să avem reduceri de personal
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Ilie Bolojan, întrebat dacă vor fi concedieri de personal, odată cu implementarea celui de-al doilea pachet de măsuri: E foarte posibil să avem reduceri de personal - VIDEO

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