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The government has proposed a minimum wage of 4,050 lei for next year, discussed with employers and unions.

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The Government's proposal, discussed with representatives of trade unions and employers, includes maintaining the 300 lei tax-free, as well as reducing labor taxation on low and medium wages by 5 percentage points. Prime Minister Ciolacu emphasized that the minimum wage proposed for next year would be 47% of the European minimum wage.

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ULTIMA ORĂ Salariul minim crește
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SURSE: Salariul minim brut pe economie ar putea crește la 4.050 de lei de la începutul anului 2025
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Surse: Salariul minim brut pe economie de la 1 ianuarie va crește la 4050 de lei
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800.000 de români vor avea din ianuarie 2025 salariul cât cel minim european. Cu cât crește? | Newsweek Romania
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Salariul minim va crește de la 1 ianuarie 2025. Câți bani în plus vor primi românii - B1TV.ro
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Salariul minim creşte de la 1 ianuarie 2025. Câţi bani vor primi în plus peste 800.000 de români
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Sindicatele cer creșterea salariului minim la 4.000 de lei, introducerea impozitului progresiv şi scăderea contribuţiilor
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Salariul minim crește anul viitor la 4.050 de lei și va ajunge la 47% din salariul minim european - B1TV.ro
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Marcel Ciolacu: Am stabilit, azi, în Comitetul Naţional Tripartit că, de la 1 ianuarie 2025, salariul minim va fi 4.050 de lei
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Salariul minim crește la 4.050 lei de la 1 ianuarie. Propunerea, mai generoasă decât a cerut BNS
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Salariul minim brut va fi majorat de la 1 ianuarie 2025. Suma anunțată de premierul Ciolacu

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