Romanian PM insists on 10% workforce cut in local administration
Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan explained why he insists on cutting the number of employees in the local administration, currently 129,000, by roughly 10% (13,000) under the local administration reform to be agreed upon by the ruling…
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Romanian prime minister Ilie Bolojan explained why he insists on cutting the number of employees in the local administration, currently 129,000, by roughly 10% (13,000) under the local administration reform to be agreed upon by the ruling coalition members within two weeks.
Bolojan said that only 129,000 positions out of a maximum possible of 190,000 in the local administration are filled, and the 25% cut in the number of positions proposed by development minister Cseke Attila would have resulted in no people going home, Hotnews.ro reported.
