Boc said he will first meet with democrat liberal lawmakers on Sunday to analyze the bill.
Addressing the issue concerning incentives in the public sector, which the Government recently decided to eliminate, Boc said they might be included in employees’ wages. He added the measure might apply only to employees in sectors that bring revenues to the state budget.
The prime minister highlighted the matter will be analyzed carefully to consider each and every employee.
People close to the matter told MEDIAFAX Thursday the Government decided to eliminate incentives in the public sector starting January 1, 2012.
According to the sources, the measure will affect employees working within ministries and the institutions they control, police officers, customs workers, as well as employees in the justice system.
In a meeting Wednesday, the Government repealed the norms allowing several public administration institutions and authorities to use a part of their earnings to create incentive funds, said the sources.