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16 October 15:14

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

Călin Nicolescu

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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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ȘTIRI PE ACELEAȘI SUBIECTE

Economy

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan will consult employers' associations and trade unions next week to decide on increasing the minimum wage, considering the capping of salaries in the public sector.

Current Affairs

Sorin Grindeanu requested the Ministry of Finance to assess the impact of increasing the minimum wage, in the context of discussions within the governing coalition.

Economy

The employers' associations are asking the Government to increase the minimum wage, warning that a rise could lead to layoffs and increased prices.

Current Affairs

The Government spokesperson, Ioana Dogioiu, stated that the minimum wage will not increase, although the subject is under the Prime Minister's analysis.

Economy

Alexandru Nazare, the Minister of Finance, states that increasing the minimum wage is not recommended at present due to the competitiveness of the economy.

Economy

Sorin Grindeanu discussed with European Commissioner Roxana Mînzatu about the freezing of the minimum wage, which could lead to infringement. UDMR supports that it is not the time for an increase.

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