“The parties agreed to increase wages by RON180 for operators, starting May, which accounts for 7% of operators’ average gross wage. In May, the company’s operators will also receive an exceptional bonus of RON360. Also, all employees will receive a bonus of RON1,400 for last year’s results, which will also be granted in May 2014,” according to information provided by the company.
Constantin Stroe, vice-chairman of Dacia’s managing board, said Dacia employees also get profit-sharing bonuses for Easter and Christmas, the International Women’s Day celebrated on March 8, vacations, hot meals, free public transport, vacation bonuses and so on.
End-February, Dacia’s general manager Nicolas Maure said Dacia’s production facility in Mioveni (southern Romania) must keep its competitive edge with respect to other Renault plants, like the one in Morocco, through good infrastructure and wage costs kept “at a certain level.” (EUR1=RON4.4419)