PSD announces an initiative for supporting mothers, youth, and increasing meal vouchers, with the aim of stimulating the economy
Raluca Niculae
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The Minister of Labor, Florin Manole, presented a program with three directions: support for employees and unemployed individuals, assistance for companies, and the development of a fair economy. Among the initiatives is the 'First Job' program, which offers young people without experience 1,000-1,250 lei per month, and professional training in digital and green industries. Mothers returning to the labor market will benefit from a subsidy of 2,250 lei per month for 12 months, and the value of meal vouchers will be increased to 50 lei per day, to stimulate consumption and combat inflation.
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