The government will analyze measures to reduce 40,000 positions in public administration, postponing the adoption of the reform for at least two weeks.

In a new scheduled meeting for Sunday, the Bolojan Government will discuss the reform of public administration, which aims to eliminate 40,000 positions. The adoption of this reform has been postponed, and coalition leaders are analyzing two scenarios for job reductions, of 30% or 45%. Additionally, the Ministry of Development has adjusted the draft law, proposing a 25% reduction of positions in municipalities. Significant job cuts have generated intense discussions within the coalition, and a new Government meeting will take place after the completion of these negotiations.