Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced that in December, a train ordinance will be issued to reduce budgetary expenses, which could also affect the minimum wage.

The Prime Minister of Romania, Ilie Bolojan, announced that it is 'very likely' that a new emergency ordinance will be issued in December, which will aim to reduce budgetary expenditures. This could affect the minimum wage and the allowances for mayors, considering that certain measures expire at the end of the year. Bolojan emphasized that there is no financial capacity to introduce suspended rights, such as allowances for mayors. Regarding the minimum wage, the Prime Minister mentioned that there are no 'very large spaces for growth' due to economic and budgetary realities. A tripartite meeting is scheduled for next week, where these issues will be discussed.